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|f_annotation='''EVER OF THEE I'M FONDLY DREAMING.'''  Air (2/4 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). "Ever of thee I'm fondly dreaming" is a song [Roud Number: 13774] with music by Foley Hall and words by George Linley, published in 1858. It begins:
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''Ever of thee I'm fondly dreaming,''<br>
''Thy gentle voice my spirit can cheer;''<br> 
''Thou wert the star that mildly beaming,''<br> 
''Shone o'er my path when all was dark and drear.''<br> 
''Still in my heart thy form I cherish,''<br> 
''Ev'ry kind thought like a bird flies to thee;''<br> 
''Ah! never till life and mem'ry perish,''<br>
''Can I forget how dear thou art to me;''<br> 
''Morn, noon and night where-e'er I may be.''<br> 
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