Title

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Authors

Author Unknown
Howley Haviland and Dresser (New York)

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ISBN

MUM00682, 0535

Custom Date

undated

Description

Cover: photo of African American couples performing a dance with traditional costumes; a photo inset of Leon W. Washburn; Publisher: Howley Haviland and Dresser (New York)

Subject Headings (Library of Congress)

Songs -- United States -- 19th Century; Songs --United States -- 20th Century; Popular Music -- United States

Relational Format

music score

Original Format

scores

Original Collection

Sheldon Harris Collection (MUM00682), Archives and Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries

Finding Aid

https://egrove.olemiss.edu/finding_aids/322

Lyrics

Lyrics:
First verse
I'm thinking, darling, of the olden time, When heart was young and merry as a chime; When o'er our future beamed no fatal star That heart to break, that happy dream to mar When life was gay and o'er its fairy spell, The vision of a love we knew as well, Alas! the day and cruel fate that parted Two lives like ours, and let me broken hearted, I'm wond'ring if you ever think of me, If after all your heart the same can be, And if you love me know as once of old, Or if perhaps your love has grown so cold.
Refrain
Perhaps, perhaps if all, my darling, While shadows o'er your path are falling, Perhaps if all you'll think with vain regret, Perhaps, perhaps you never can forget, Perhaps, perhaps you'll think with vain regret, Perhaps you never can forget
Second verse
Perhaps you may have wished me back again, Forget the past and love me just the same; My love for you has never, never altered; Why then, my darling, oh! why have you faltered, For you I'm daily

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