Connie Converse - How Sad, How Lovely

We Live Alone

We lived alone, my house and I
We had the earth, we had the sky
I had a lamp against the dark
And I was happy as a lark

We lived alone, my house and I
We had the earth, we had the sky
I had a lamp against the dark
And I was happy as a lark

I had a stow and a window screen
I had a table painted green
Sat on a chair with a broken back
Wearing a pretty potato sack
I had a rug upon the floor
And roses grew around my door
I had a job, my wants were few
They were until I wanted you
And when I set my eyes on you
Nothing else would do, nothing else would do

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Writer(s): Elizabeth Eaton Converse
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