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And Happy Happy Happy	A
Rang the bells of all the hours	B
Shyly Shyly Shyly	A
Looked and listened all the flowers	B
They were wakened from their slumbers	B
By the footsteps of the fair	C
And they smiled in their awaking	D
On the faces gathered there	C
	-
Brightly Brightly Brightly	A
Looked the overhanging trees	B
For beneath their bending branches	B
Floated tresses in the breeze	B
And they wondered who had wandered	E
With such voices and so gay	D
And their leaflets seemed to whisper	F
To each other Who are they	D
	-
They were just like little children	G
Not a sorrow's shade was there	C
And Merry Merry Merry	A
Rang their laughter thro' the air	C
There was not a brow grief darkened	H
Was there there a heart in pain	I
But Happy Happy Happy	A
Came the happy bells' refrain	I
	-
When the stately trees were bending	D
O'er a simple quiet home	J
That looked humble as an altar	F
Nestling 'neath a lofty dome	J
Thither went they gaily gaily	A
Where their coming was a joy	K
Just to pass away together	F
One long day without alloy	K
	-
Slowly Slowly Slowly	A
Melted morning's mist away	D
Till the sun in all its splendor	F
Lit the borders of the bay	D
Gladly Gladly Gladly	A
Glanced the waters that were gray	D
While the wavelets whispered Welcome	L
To us all that happy day	D
	-
And Happy Happy Happy	A
Rang the bell in every heart	M
And it chimed All day let no one	G
Think that ye shall ever part	M
Go and sip from every moment	N
Sweets to perfume many years	B
Keep your feast and be too happy	A
To have thought of any tears	B
	-
There was song with one's soul in it	O
And the happy hearts grew still	P
While they leaned upon the music	D
Like fair lilies o'er the rill	P
Till the notes had softly floated	Q
Into silent seas away	D
O'er the wavelets where they listened	H
While they rocked upon the bay	D
	-
And Dreamy Dreamy Dreamy	A
When the song's sweet life was o'er	F
Drooped the eyes that will remember	F
All its echoes evermore	R
And Stilly Stilly Stilly	P
Beat the hearts of some I ween	G
That can see the unseen mystery	A
Which a song may strive to screen	G
	-
Then Gaily Gaily Gaily	A
Rang the laughter everywhere	C
From the lips that seemed too lightsome	A
For the sigh of any care	C
And the dance went Merry Merry	A
Whilst the feet that tripped along	D
Bore the hearts that were as happy	A
As a wild bird's happy song	D
	-
And sweet words with smiles upon them	A
Joy winged flitted to and fro	S
Flushing every face they met with	T
With the glory of their glow	S
Not a brow with cloud upon it	O
Not an eye that seemed to know	S
What a tear is not a bosom	A
That had ever nursed a woe	S
	-
And how Swiftly Swiftly Swiftly	A
Like the ripples of a stream	A
Did the bright hours chase each other	F
Till it all seemed like a dream	A
Till it seemed as if no Never	F
Ever in this world had been	G
To o'ercloud the brief Forever	F
Shining o'er the happy scene	G
	-
Dimly dimly fell the shadows	B
Of the tranquil eventide	O
But the sound of dance and laughter	F
Would not die and had not died	O
And still Happy Happy Happy	A
Rang the voiceless vesper bells	B
O'er the hearts that were too happy	A
To remember earth's farewells	B
	-
Came the night hours faster faster	F
Rose the laughter and the dance	B
And the eyes that should look weary	A
Shone the brighter in their glance	B
And they stole from every minute	O
What no other day could lend	O
They were happy happy happy	A
But the feast must have an end	O
	-
Children come the words were cruel	P
'Twas the death sigh of the feast	O
And they came still merry merry	A
At the bidding of the priest	O
Who had heard the joy bells ringing	D
Round him all the summer day	O
Happy Happy Happy Happy	A
Did he hear an angel say	O
	-
Happy happy still more happy	A
Yea the happiest are they	O
I was moving 'mid the children	G
By the borders of the bay	O
And I bring to God no record	O
Of a single sin this day	O
	-
Happy Happy Happy	A
When your life seems lone and long	D
You will hear that feast's bells ringing	D
Far and faintly thro' my song	D

Abram Joseph Ryan

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