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Dreaming to day in a forest green	A
Where the great gums rake the sky	B
My thoughts turn back to another scene	A
And to old days long gone by	B
To a land of youth and a youth's employ	C
And to filch another's phrase	D
To the men who were boys when I was a boy	C
In the long gone Laura days	D
	-
To a little town that nestles down	E
By the hills of Beetaloo	C
Where a youth dreamed dreams of fair renown	E
And a man's ambition grew	F
'Twas here his earliest songs were sung	G
And he won his earliest praise	D
From men who were young when he was young	G
In the long gone Laura days	D
	-
Spicer Stockdale Ballantyne	H
Marrie Mitchell and Braund	I
How many a right good pal of mine	H
Has gone from that sunlit land	J
How many a man how many a lad	K
Whose head now slowly greys	D
To a song grew glad as I grew glad	K
In those long gone Laura days	D
	-
Susman Sibly and Dr Cook	L
Blume and Barrington	M
Oh the lives of some are a long closed book	L
But many a tale runs on	N
Hollis and Harvey Chandler Green	A
Are gone their various ways	D
But I see them all in the olden scene	A
Of the long gone Laura days	D
	-
I see them still I see the town	E
Under those scrub clad hills	D
The shops where the quiet street runs down	E
Wilson Rowland Bills	D
Taylor Weste Felstead too	F
Cole of the kindly ways	D
And many other friends I knew	F
In the long gone Laura days	D
	-
And the names of some come slow to mind	O
But the faces greet me clear	P
And I hold them all as men most kind	O
As I hold the old town dear	P
And so in memory to the end	Q
That old time picture stays	D
For I see each face as a faithful friend	Q
Of the far off Laura days	D
	-
To the ladies all I lift a glass	D
And toast with a right good will	C
Every matron every lass who	F
Shine in memory still	C
Fair would I hymn them all in rhyme	R
With soaring song of praise	D
Friends of mine from a golden time	R
In the long gone Laura days	D
	-
When the evening sun slants through the gums	D
By my forest rimmed abode	S
Once more the old clear picture comes	D
And my mind drifts down the road	S
Back to the town by Beetaloo	C
Where the Rocky River strays	D
Back to the old kind friends I knew	F
In the dear dead Laura days	D

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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