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  <dc:title>It Never Troubles Me.</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice, titled "It Never Troubles Me.", appearing as 6 sheets (12 pages total). The front cover depicts Harry Freeman wearing green trousers, a brown checked coat, and a pale blue bowler hat. He is standing with his hands in his coat pockets looking to the right. To the top right is an illustration of a soap box, with "Soap, mixed, scented, yellow, &amp; carbolic" written on the side. To the right is an illustration of a woman in a brown dress standing and shouting at Harry Freeman, who is sitting at a table smoking a pipe and drinking alcohol, with text appearing "The tap's froze an' there aint no water to drink! - It's a judgement on yer for wantin' to drink sich(?) a fluid." To the top left is an illustration of Harry Freeman's back, holding a pipe, with text appearing "If my old dutch left me, I shouldn't be long gettin' another". The front cover also includes the chorus after the first verse.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1895</dc:date>
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