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Edgar Guest - Safe At HomeEdgar Guest - Safe At Home
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Let the old fire blaze   An` the youngsters shout An` the dog on the rug   Sprawl full length out, An` Mother an` I   Sort o` settle down-- An` it`s little we care   For the noisy town. Oh, it`s little we care   That the wind may blow, An` the streets grow white   With the drifted snow; We`ll face the storm   With the break o` day, But to-night we`ll dream   An` we`ll sing an` play. We`ll sit by the fire   Where it`s snug an` warm, An` pay no heed   To the winter storm; With a sheltering roof   Let the blizzard roar; We are safe at home--   Can a king say more? That`s all that counts   When the day is done: The smiles of love   And the youngsters` fun, The cares put down   With the evening gloam-- Here`s the joy of all:   To be safe at home.
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