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  <dc:title>At Trinity Church I met my doom</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice titled, “At Trinity Church I met my doom!”, appearing as two folio sheets (total 8 pages). Cover depicts a poorly dressed man with a walking stick and, inset, the same man sitting at a table with a woman, both looking miserable, with the caption, "Home, home sweet home". The words to the chorus are also depicted: “She told me her age was five and twenty. Cash in the bank of course she had plenty, I like a lamb believed it all, I was an M.U.G. At Trinity Church I met my doom, now we live in a top back room, up to my eyes in debt for renty, that’s what she’s done for me.”</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1894</dc:date>
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