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Artist: Wilma Lee Cooper
Canonical path: /wilma-lee-cooper/little-rosewood-casket
Related lyric paths: 6
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Little Rosewood Casket
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Little Rosewood Casket
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In a little rosewood casket
Resting on the parlor stand
There's a package of love letters
Written by a cherished hand
Wil you go and bring them sister
Read them o'er for me tonight
I have often tried but could not
For the tears would blind my eyes
When I'm dead and in my casket
Should I gently fall asleep
Fall asleep to wake in heaven
Dearest sister do not weep
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Wilma Lee Cooper performs "Little Rosewood Casket", and this lyric page sits inside the Wilma Lee Cooper catalog on LyroVerse.
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