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My Man BillTheres a little house upon the hill In it lives my man Bill. He's not rich with money But at night he gives me honey. And I'm glad it's me he misses And not other girls kisses. And I know if he were free He would want to marry me. But he's not,he has a wife, She will keep him all her life. So we meet at the foot of the hill Me and my man Bill Every night at twelve that is And he knows that I am his. And with his kisses soft and sweet, He knocks me off my feet. So we are together on that hill, And we awake with the whippoorwill. Judy (Tucker) Lindsey 9/21/1973 Vote for this poem
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