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A joy from my soul's departed	A
A bliss from my heart is flown	B
As weary weary hearted	A
I wander alone alone	B
The night wind sadly sigheth	C
A withering wild refrain	D
And my heart within me dieth	C
For the light in the window pane	D
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The stars overhead are shining	E
As brightly as e'er they shone	B
As heartless sad repining	E
I wander alone alone	B
A sudden flash comes streaming	E
And flickers adown the lane	D
But no more for me is gleaming	E
The light in the window pane	D
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The voices that pass are cheerful	F
Men laugh as the night winds moan	B
They cannot tell how fearful	F
'Tis to wander alone alone	B
For them with each night's returning	E
Life singeth its tenderest strain	D
Where the beacon of love is burning	E
The light in the window pane	D
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Oh sorrow beyond all sorrows	G
To which human life is prone	B
Without thee through all the morrows	G
To wander alone alone	B
Oh dark deserted dwelling	E
Where Hope like a lamb was slain	D
No voice from thy lone walls welling	E
No light in thy window pane	D
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But memory sainted angel	F
Rolls back the sepulchral stone	B
And sings like a sweet evangel	F
No never never alone	B
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True grief has its royal palace	G
Each loss is a greater gain	D
And Sorrow ne'er filled a chalice	G
That Joy did not wait to drain	D
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Man must be perfected	A
By suffering he said	H
And Death is but the stepping stone whereby	I
We mount towards the gate	J
Of heaven soon or late	J
Death is the penalty of life we die	I
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Because we live and life	K
Is but a constant strife	K
With the immortal Impulse that within	L
Our bodies seeks control	F
The time abiding Soul	F
That wrestles with us yet we fain would win	L
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And what the victory	M
Would make us slaves and we	M
Who in our blindness struggle for the prize	G
Of this illusive state	J
Called Life do but frustrate	J
The higher law refusing to be wise	G
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Rightly he knew indeed	N
Earth's brightest paths but lead	H
To the true wisdom of that perfect state	J
Where Knowledge heaven born	O
And Love's eternal morn	O
Awaiteth those who would be truly great	J
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With what abiding trust	P
He rose from out the dust	P
As Death's swift chariot passed him by the way	Q
No visionary dream	R
Was his no trifling theme	R
The Soul's great Mystery before him lay	Q

Charles Sangster

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