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Why when I hear the stormy breath	A
Of the wild winter wind	B
Rushing o'er the mountain heath	C
Does sadness fill my mind	B
For long ago I loved to lie	D
Upon the pathless moor	E
To hear the wild wind rushing by	D
With never ceasing roar	F
	-
Its sound was music then to me	G
Its wild and lofty voice	H
Made by heart beat exultingly	D
And my whole soul rejoice	H
	-
But now how different is the sound	I
It takes another tone	J
And howls along the barren ground	I
With melancholy moan	J
	-
Why does the warm light of the sun	K
No longer cheer my eyes	L
And why is all the beauty gone	M
From rosy morning skies	L
	-
Beneath this lone and dreary hill	D
There is a lovely vale	D
The purling of a crystal rill	D
The sighing of the gale	D
	-
The sweet voice of the singing bird	N
The wind among the trees	O
Are ever in that valley heard	N
While every passing breeze	O
	-
Is loaded with the pleasant scent	P
Of wild and lovely flowers	Q
To yonder vales I often went	P
To pass my evening hours	Q
	-
Last evening when I wandered there	R
To soothe my weary heart	S
Why did the unexpected tear	R
From my sad eyelid start	S
	-
Why did the trees the buds the stream	T
Sing forth so joylessly	D
And why did all the valley seem	T
So sadly changed to me	G
	-
I plucked a primrose young and pale	D
That grew beneath a tree	G
And then I hastened from the vale	D
Silent and thoughtfully	G
	-
Soon I was near my lofty home	U
But when I cast my eye	D
Upon that flower so fair and lone	J
Why did I heave a sigh	D
	-
I thought of taking it again	V
To the valley where it grew	W
But soon I spurned that thought as vain	X
And weak and childish too	W
	-
And then I cast that flower away	Y
To die and wither there	R
But when I found it dead today	Y
Why did I shed a tear	R
	-
O why are things so changed to me	G
What gave me joy before	F
Now fills my heart with misery	G
And nature smiles no more	F
	-
And why are all the beauties gone	M
From this my native hill	D
Alas my heart is changed alone	J
Nature is constant still	D
	-
For when the heart is free from care	R
Whatever meets the eye	D
Is bright and every sound we hear	Z
Is full of melody	G
	-
The sweetest strain the wildest wind	B
The murmur of a stream	T
To the sad and weary mind	B
Like doleful death knells seem	T
	-
Father thou hast long been dead	A2
Mother thou art gone	M
Brother thou art far away	Y
And I am left alone	J
	-
Long before my mother died	B2
I was sad and lone	J
And when she departed too	W
Every joy was flown	J
	-
But the world's before me now	C2
Why should I despair	R
I will not spend my days in vain	X
I will not linger here	Z
	-
There is still a cherished hope	D2
To cheer me on my way	Y
It is burning in my heart	S
With a feeble ray	Y
	-
I will cheer the feeble spark	E2
And raise it to a flame	F2
And it shall light me through the world	G2
And lead me on to fame	F2
	-
I leave thee then my childhood's home	U
For all thy joys are gone	M
I leave thee through the world to roam	U
In search of fair renown	H2
	-
From such a hopeless home to part	S
Is happiness to me	G
For nought can charm my weary heart	S
Except activity	G

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