42. My Old Cottage Home

1 I am thinking tonight of my old cottage home,
That stands on the brow of the hill,
Where in life's early morning I once lov'd to roam,
But now all is quiet and still.

Chorus:
Oh, my old cottage home,
That stands on the brow of the hill,
Where, in life's early morning, I once lov'd to roam,
But now all is quite and still.

2 Many years have gone by since in pray'r there I knelt,
With dear ones around the old hearth;
But my mother's sweet prayers in my heart still is felt,
I'll treasure them up while on earth. [Chorus]

3 One by one they have gone from the old cottage home,
On earth I shall meet them no more;
But with them I shall meet round the beautiful throne,
Where parting will come never-more. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: I am thinking tonight of my old cottage home
Title: My Old Cottage Home
Author: R. A. G.
Refrain First Line: Oh, my old cottage home
Language: English
Publication Date: 1879
Notes: Now Public Domain.
Tune Information
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