"Cape Cod Ballads, and Other Verse" by Joseph Crosby Lincoln Joseph Crosby Lincoln was an American author of novels, poems, many of which took place in Cape Cod. The Wind's Song, The Life-saver, "The Evenin' Hymn", The Meadow Road, The Bullfrog Serenade, Sunday Afternoons, The Old Daguerreotypes, The Best Spare Room, The Old Carryall, Our First Fire-crackers, Hezekiah's Art, and The Sunday-school Picnic are just some of the songs he wrote to honor this Massachusetts peninsula.

I Remember, When A Youngster, All The Happy Hours I Spent When To Visit Uncle Hiram In The Country Oft I Went; And The Pleasant Recollection Still In Memory Has A Charm Of My Boyish Romps And Rambles Round The Dear Old-fashioned Farm. But At Night All Joyous Fancies From My Youthful Bosom Crept.

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cape cod ballads and other verse From Joseph Crosby Lincoln