Birmingham Mill

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[Verse 1]
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One fair girl with fine yellow hair
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Wild flower of the west country
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Left one night for a stormy ride
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On a winding road to the east

[Verse 2]
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One fair girl at the Birmingham Mill
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For a dollar and a half times three
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See the spinning wheels turn, she 
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is young but she'll learn
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With her slender white hands to 
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weave

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[Verse 3]
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Twelve smoke stacks in a row row row
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And a girl of five times three
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See the mill boss patrol, hear the 
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factory bells toll
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And the girls look as sad as can be
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And she cried for her home country
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[Interlude]
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[Verse 4]
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One little spark set a light to a 
flame
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And the fire climbed through to the
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 east
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And the roof it crashed and the 
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girls all dashed
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And they all cried "oh god please"
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And she crawled on her hands and 
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her knees

[Interlude]
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[Verse 5]
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At the Birmingham Mill where the 
wild flowers grow
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Round the grave of the girl so fair
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See the lilly bells bloom round her
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 cold marble tomb
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And they come in the spring of the 
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year