"Fanny Lee." (1850)
Words and Music by Joseph W. Turner.

Boston: Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St.
Lithographer: Weller
Plate Number: 1890
[Source: 127/055@Levy]

1. There’s one I fondly love;
She’s more than dear to me, 
At twilight oft I rove, 
To meet my Fanny Lee, 

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2. She has dimpled cheek,
And eyes you’d love to view,
And rosy lips that speak
So gentle, kind, and true.

3. We wander in the vales,
Or sit beside the stream,
And whisper many tales
As rippling waters gleam.

4. She’s called the village pride;
Her heart is light and free;
I’m happy by the side
Of little Fanny Lee.