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The March of Prohibition

In a hovel dark and drear, bends a mother pale with fear

Author: R. L. Bruce
Tune: [In a hovel dark and drear, bends a mother pale with fear]
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Author: R. L. Bruce

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First Line: In a hovel dark and drear, bends a mother pale with fear
Title: The March of Prohibition
Author: R. L. Bruce
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Tramp, tramp, tramp, she hears starvation
Copyright: Public Domain
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Prohibition Bells and Songs of the New Crusade #16

Prohibition Bells and Songs of the New Crusade #16
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