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OF ALL the ships that sail life's sea	A
The Comradeship's the one for me	A
In weather fair or weather foul	B
A pleasant breeze or gales that howl	B
An ocean smooth or troubled sea	A
The Comradeship rides merrily	A
Her masts are staunch her sails are white	C
Her compass true and day or night	C
She keeps her course and in the end	D
Comes back to port with every friend	D
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The Comradeship is manned by men	E
Who teach the sad to smile again	E
True hearted souls who've quaffed the glass	F
Of bitterness and seen it pass	F
Who know the meaning of distress	G
The heartache and the weariness	H
That those who journey here below	I
Sooner or later come to know	I
And on the deck they stand and smile	J
And bid us fare with them a while	J
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They bid us make a pleasant trip	K
Upon the gallant Comradeship	K
With them they bid us pace her deck	L
A friendly arm about each neck	L
And back to hearts with aching sore	M
They bring the balm of peace once more	M
And from the troubled sea of strife	N
They bring us to the joy of life	N
Restoring hope and faith again	E
To weary and despairing men	E
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Of all the ships that sail life's sea	A
The Comradeship's the one for me	A
Her cabin rings with laughter true	O
Above her skies seem ever blue	O
And by the sunlight of a smile	J
She steers for ' Happy Afterwhile '	-
The port of Consolation too	O
She touches ere her journey's through	O
And this the song her master sings	P
'Our destination's Better Things '	-

Edgar Albert Guest

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