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Adelaide Crapsey - Cradle SongAdelaide Crapsey - Cradle Song
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Madonna, Madonnina Sat by the grey road-side, Saint Joseph her beside, And Our Lord at her breast; Oh they were fain to rest, Mary and Joseph and Jesus, All by the grey road-side. She said, Madonna Mary, "I am thirsty, Joseph, and weary, All in the desert wide." Then bent down a tall palm-tree Its branches low to her knee; "Behold," the palm-tree said, "My fruit that is drink and bread." So were they satisfied, Mary and Joseph and Jesus, All by the grey road-side. From Herod they were fled Over the desert wide, Mary and Joseph and Jesus, In Egypt to abide: Mary and Joseph and Jesus, In Egypt to abide. The blesse`d Queen of Heaven Her own dear Son hath given For my son`s sake; his sleep Is safe and sweet and deep.
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