Two Little Girls In Blue

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An old man gazed at a photograph
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In a locket he'd worn for years,
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His nephew then asked him the reason
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why that picture had caused him tears,
       B
“Come listen,” he said,
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“and I'll tell you, lad,
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a story that's strange but true:
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Your father and I at the school one day
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met two little girls in blue.”


[Chorus]
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“Two little girls in blue, lad,
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two little girls in blue.
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They were sisters, we were brothers,
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and learned to love them true.
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One little girl in blue, lad,
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Who won your father's heart,
  B
Became your mother,
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I married the other and
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now we have drifted apart.”


[Verse]
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“That picture is one of those girls, he said;
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To me she was once a wife.
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I thought her unfaithful,
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and we quarreled, lad,
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Then parted that night for life.
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A fancy of jealousy wronged a heart,
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A heart that was good and true.
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No better girls ever lived than they,
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Those two little girls in blue."


[Chorus]
E            A       E
“Two little girls in blue, lad,
E                   A
two little girls in blue.
B                  E
They were sisters, we were brothers,
    F#m                   B
and learned to love them true.
E
One little girl in blue, lad,
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Who won your father's heart,
  B
Became your mother,
    E          A
I married the other and
E            B       E
now we have drifted apart.”