Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 692
Es-mond and Scotts Waverley, remember that Charlesthe Pretender is the Charlie of our folk-song. Girls as well as boys will enjoy this stirring song. Anold Scotch verse tells us, Of nothing else our lassies singBut Charlie and his men. Sing the song with a dash and swing. Play it as amarch too.… … En thusiast icallyChorus OLD MELODYArrangement by Mabel Lyon Stukgis s ~p—m- £ i5 »- Tj£±=*L --*—J- Oh, Char - lie is my dar - ling, my dar - ling, my dar - ling! s B^± =F Fine. 5E3^= i±fe=^s =$=}i5-* Char - lie is my dar-ling, the young Che - va Her. i. Twas on a Mon-day morn - ing Right 2. As he…
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