Name/Title
Ballad to Miss Juliet Owen Sheet MusicEntry/Object ID
AM2013.3.98Scope and Content
Ballad to Miss Juliet Owen Sheet Music. Lyrics by Louise Platt Hauck. Music by Laura Slade Innis. 4 verses. Handwritten, undated
Through the marching of the ages show was born too late I'm thinking
O, my dear and lovely lady all alone.
I can hear the tuneful clinking of the glasses raised a-drinking
To my lovely, high-borne shrinking lady all my own.
Romney loved herm Byron lived her
Ruffled gallants came a-wooing.
O, my dear and lovely lady all alone,
But their heat was their undoing
And they went away a -ruing
That she heeded not there suing,
Lady all my own.
She was gentle, she was stately
She was wise and she was witty,
O, my dear and lovely lady all alone,
In the whole of London city
none so sweet and fair and pretty
As this lady of my ditty
Lady all my own.
Now demurem sedate and quiet
In this present day abiding
O, my dear and lovely lady all alone
She is tenderly deriding
Those to whom I am confiding
That she's Rosalind in hiding,
Lady all my own.Lexicon
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St. Joseph Artists, Owen Sisters, Owen, Juliette A.Relationships
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Juliette A. Owen