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Off with the fetters	A
That chafe and restrain	B
Off with the chain	B
Here Art and Letters	A
Music and wine	C
And Myrtle and Wanda	D
The winsome witches	E
Blithely combine	C
Here are true riches	E
Here is Golconda	D
Here are the Indies	F
Here we are free	G
Free as the wind is	H
Free as the sea	G
Free	G
	-
Houp la	I
	-
What have we	G
To do with the way	J
Of the Pharisee	G
We go or we stay	J
At our own sweet will	K
We think as we say	J
And we say or keep still	K
At our own sweet will	K
At our own sweet will	K
	-
Here we are free	G
To be good or bad	L
Sane or mad	L
Merry or grim	M
As the mood may be	G
Free as the whim	M
Of a spook on a spree	G
Free to be oddities	G
Not mere commodities	G
Stupid and salable	N
Wholly available	N
Ranged upon shelves	G
Each with his puny form	O
In the same uniform	O
Cramped and disabled	P
We are not labelled	P
We are ourselves	G
	-
Here is the real	Q
Here the ideal	Q
Laughable hardship	R
Met and forgot	S
Glory of bardship	R
World's bloom and world's blot	S
The shock and the jostle	N
The mock and the push	T
But hearts like the throstle	N
A joy in the bush	T
Wits that would merrily	N
Laugh away wrong	U
Throats that would verily	N
Melt Hell in Song	U
	-
What though the dimes be	N
Elusive as rhymes be	N
And Bessie with finger	V
Uplifted is warning	W
That breakfast next morning	W
A subject she's scorning	W
Is mighty uncertain	X
	-
What care we Linger	V
A moment to kiss	G
No time's amiss	G
To a vagabond's ardor	V
Thee finish the larder	V
And pull down the curtain	X
	-
Unless ere the kiss come	Y
Black Richard or Bliss come	Y
Or Tom with a flagon	X
Or Karl with a jag on	X
Then up and after	V
The joy of the night	Z
With the hounds of laughter	V
To follow the flight	Z
Of the fox foot hours	G
That double and run	X
Through brakes and bowers	G
Of folly and fun	X
	-
With the comrade heart	A2
For a moment's play	N
And the comrade heart	A2
For a heavier day	N
And the comrade heart	A2
Forever and aye	B2
	-
For the joy of wine	X
Is not for long	W
And the joy of song	W
Is a dream of shine	X
But the comrade heart	A2
Shall outlast art	A2
And a woman's love	C2
The fame thereof	C2
	-
But wine for a sign	X
Of the love we bring	W
And song for an oath	D2
That Love is king	W
And both and both	D2
For his worshipping	W
	-
Then up and away	N
Till the break of day	N
With a heart that's merry	N
And a Tom and Jerry	N
And a derry down derry	N
What's that you say	N
You highly respectable	N
Buyers and sellers	G
We should be decenter	N
Not as we please inter	N
Custom frugality	N
Use and morality	N
In the delectable	N
Depths of wine cellars	G
	-
Midnights of revel	N
And noondays of song	W
Is it so wrong	W
Go to the Devil	N
	-
I tell you that we	N
While you are smirking	W
And lying and shirking	W
life's duty of duties	G
Honest sincerity	N
We are in verity	N
Free	N
Free to rejoice	G
In blisses and beauties	G
Free as the voice	G
Of the wind as it passes	G
Free as the bird	E2
In the weft of the grasses	G
Free as the word	E2
Of the sun to the sea	N
Free	N

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