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In Ringerike During The Student Meeting Of	A
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We wander and sing with glee	B
Of glorious Norway fair to see	B
Let sweetly the tones go twining	C
In colors so softly shining	C
On mountain forest fjord and shore	D
'Neath heaven's azure arching o'er	E
	-
The warmth of the nation's heart	F
The depth the strength its songs impart	F
Here opens its eyes to greet you	G
Rejoicing just now to meet you	G
And giving grateful for the chance	H
In love a self revealing glance	H
	-
Here wakened our history first	I
Here Halfdan dreamed of greatness erst	I
In vision of hope beholding	C
The kingdom's future unfolding	C
And	I
Nore	E
stood and summons gave	J
While forth to conquest called the wave	J
	-
Here singing we must unroll	B
Of our dear land the pictured scroll	B
Let calm turn to storm of wildness	K
Bring might into bonds of mildness	K
Then Norsemen mustering each shall see	K
This is our land's whole history	K
	-
To them first our way we wing	C
The hundred harbors in the spring	C
Where follow fond love and yearning	C
When sea ward the ships are turning	C
For Norway's weal pure prayers exhale	B
From sixty thousand men that sail	B
	-
See sloping the skerried coasts	K
With gulls and whales and fishing posts	K
And vessels in shelter riding	C
While boats o'er the sea are gliding	C
And nets in fjord and seines in sound	I
And white with spawn the ocean's ground	I
	-
See Lofoten's tumult grand	I
Where tow'ring cliffs in ocean stand	I
Whose summits the fogs are cleaving	C
Beneath them the surges heaving	C
And all is darkness mystery dread	I
But 'mid the tumult sails are spread	I
	-
Here ships of the Arctic sea	K
Through snow and gloom their course must be	K
Commands from the masthead falling	C
The boats toward the ice are calling	C
And shot on shot and seal on seal	B
And souls and bodies strong as steel	B
	-
On mountains we now shall guest	I
When eventide to all brings rest	I
In dairy on highland meadow	I
On hay field 'neath slanting shadow	I
While to the alphorn's tender tone	L
Great Nature's voice responds alone	L
	-
But quickly we must away	M
If a the land we would survey	M
The mines of our metal treasures	K
The hills of our hunters' pleasures	K
The foam white river's rush and noise	K
The timber driver's foot sure poise	K
	-
Returning we linger here	E
These valleys broad to us are dear	E
Whose men in their faithful living	C
To Norway are honor giving	C
Their fathers strong in brain and brawn	N
Lent luster to our morning dawn	N
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We wander and sing with glee	K
Of glorious Norway fair to see	K
Our present to labor binds us	K
Each how of the past reminds us	K
Our future shall be sure and bright	I
As God we trust and do the right	I

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