re freds boots. Some years ago, on a cold dark night Some boots did sing, 'neath the town hall light There were few at the scene, but they all said That the boots that they saw , looked a lot like Freds The voice that they heard, had a Shropshire twang the frost on the pumpkin,was the first they sang I spoke not a word, but listened entranced When the song did end the Boots did a dance They walks the hills of the long white cloud They visits the town when the night winds howl Nobody knows, nobody sees Nobody knows but me the, voice sounds good and the diction clear the boots tap on the ground and shed not a tear But late at night, when the north wind blows In the long white cloud they sing loud and slow they walks these hills of the long white cloud they visits the sea when the night winds howl Nobody knows, nobody sees Nobody knows but me
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