Childhood Days (I)

DESCRIPTION: "Oh. we love to think of youthful and happy childhood days; They come like sweet music borne to me." The singer remembers the games and the other children. He wishes he could go back and visit those times
AUTHOR: P. M. Claunts (source: Brumley-LamplitinTimeInTheValley)
EARLIEST DATE: 1977 (Brumley-LamplitinTimeInTheValley)
KEYWORDS: nonballad children
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REFERENCES (1 citation):
Brumley-LamplitinTimeInTheValley 6, "Childhood Days" (1 text, 1 tune)
Roud #29672
NOTES [60 words]: Blech.
In addition to this, P. M. Claunts is credited with several hymns, none of which I've ever heard of; the most popular seems to have been "She Died in Beauty Like a Rose," which appears to have been in print before 1860. If this is typical of his work, it's not hard to see why he is so forgotten that I can't even find out what his initials stand for. - RBW
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