XIX.

IF yesterday would come to-morrow

There wouldn’t hardly be no sorrow.

For then we’d have another try

At chances that we let go by.

Instead of givin’ luck the blame

We’d grab the good things when they came.

We’d take the best and leave the worst

If all the days came hind-end first.

The fools that stand and wonder now

Would know just when to act and how.

If yesterday would come agen

We’d not say “if” so often then.

We’d turn the merry face to sorrow

If yesterday would come to-morrow.

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