E-arly Wednesday morning,
D-awn has begun to break;
N-either dusk nor twilight
A-ims to cause you heartache.
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J-ust keep it in your mind,
E-cstasy from the start;
N-ew morn October thirteen,
N-ever lose it from
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D-ay twenty-fourth February
I-s setting things aright;
M-orning has just brought
P-ure and genuine delight.
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L-earn the lesson well
O-ctober fifteenth day;
U-se your mind and heart,
N-ever let truth go away.
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M-orn second February
I-s bringing warmth to Thursday;
C-old chill and raindrops
H-ave both faded away.
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J-ust let the woes wane,
A-fter the Saturday night;
N-ew dawn has broken,
E-rasing the twilight.
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M-onday morning comes,
A-fter the Sunday shadow;
E-arly thirteenth February fills your eyes with glow.
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J-ust let the fifth of March
O-pen the break of Sunday;
Y-our birthday has come, under the blue skyway.
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L-ight ninth of March
A-ims to brighten the day;
R-ising sun early Thursday
A-llows the night to fade away.
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A-nother day is dawning,
L-onging to meet the beacon;
L-ight Wednesday March fifteenth
I-s rising above the horizon.
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