Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers - Glow of the kerosene light

^FI remember the ^Gtime when my ^Fgrandpa and ^FI Would ^Fsit by the ^Gfire at ^Amnight And ^FI’d listen t^Go stories, o^Ff how he wa^Fs there By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^AmLight By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.

^FHe said: Mom and ^GDad sent ^Fme off to ^Fschool Where I ^Flearned how to ^Gread and to ^Amwrite And they ^Flistened for ^Ghours, as I ^Fread from my ^Fbooks By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene L^Amight, By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.

^FYour Grandma and ^GI, we were ^FWed at Sixte^Fen Lord, ^Fshe was a ^Gbeautiful ^Amsight And ^Fproudly I ^Gplaced the ^Fring on her ^Fhand By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene L^Amight, By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.

^FAbout one year ^Glater, your d^Faddy was ^Fborn And your ^Fgrandma held ^Gmy hand so ^Amtight Oh! I ^Fcan’t tell th^Ge joy, as sh^Fe brought forth ne^Fw life By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene L^Amight, By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.

^FBut having her ^Gchild, it did ^Fweaken her ^Fsoul She ^Fjust wasn’^Gt up to th^Ame fight, But she ^Flooked so ^Gpeaceful, as she ^Fwent to her ^Frest By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene L^Amight, By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.

^FThen, as ^Gnow, the ^Ftimes they were ^Fhard To suc^Fceed you would ^Gtry all your ^Ammight But ^Fsometimes love ^Gblooms, and ^Fsometimes dreams ^Fdie By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene L^Amight, By the ^FGlow of the ^GKerosene ^FLight.