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Edgar Guest - SelfishEdgar Guest - Selfish
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I am selfish in my wishin` every sort o` joy for you; I am selfish when I tell you that I`m wishin` skies o` blue Bending o`er you every minute, and a pocketful of gold, An` as much of love an` gladness as a human heart can hold. Coz I know beyond all question that if such a thing could be As you cornerin` life`s riches you would share `em all with me. I am selfish in my wishin` every sorrow from your way, With no trouble thoughts to fret you at the closin` o` the day; An` it`s selfishness that bids me wish you comforts by the score, An` all the joys you long for, an` on top o` them, some more; Coz I know, old tried an` faithful, that if such a thing could be As you cornerin` life`s riches you would share `em all with me.
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