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I	A
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Il pleut doucement sur la ville RIMBAUD	B
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Tears fall within mine heart	B
As rain upon the town	C
Whence does this languor start	B
Possessing all mine heart	B
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O sweet fall of the rain	D
Upon the earth and roofs	E
Unto an heart in pain	D
O music of the rain	D
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Tears that have no reason	F
Fall in my sorry heart	B
What there was no treason	F
This grief hath no reason	F
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Nay the more desolate	B
Because I know not why	A
Neither for love nor hate	B
Mine heart is desolate	B
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II	A
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COLLOQUE SENTIMENTAL	G
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Into the lonely park all frozen fast	B
Awhile ago there were two forms who passed	B
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Lo are their lips fallen and their eyes dead	B
Hardly shall a man hear the words they said	B
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Into the lonely park all frozen fast	B
There came two shadows who recall the past	B
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Dost thou remember our old ecstasy	H
Wherefore should I possess that memory	H
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Doth thine heart beat at my sole name alway	A
Still dost thou see my soul in visions Nay	I
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They were fair days of joy unspeakable	G
Whereon our lips were joined I cannot tell	J
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Were not the heavens blue was not hope high	A
Hope has fled vanquished down the darkling sky	A
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So through the barren oats they wander d	H
And the night only heard the words they said	B
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III	A
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SPLEEN	K
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Around were all the roses red	B
The ivy all around was black	L
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Dear so thou only move thine head	B
Shall all mine old despairs awake	M
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Too blue too tender was the sky	A
The air too soft too green the sea	H
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Always I fear I know not why	A
Some lamentable flight from thee	H
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I am so tired of holly sprays	N
And weary of the bright box tree	H
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Of all the endless country ways	N
Of everything alas save thee	H
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IV	A
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The sky is up above the roof	A
So blue so soft	B
A tree there up above the roof	A
Swayeth aloft	B
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A bell within that sky we see	H
Chimes low and faint	B
A bird upon that tree we see	H
Maketh complaint	B
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Dear God is not the life up there	O
Simple and sweet	B
How peacefully are borne up there	O
Sounds of the street	B
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What hast thou done who comest	B
To weep alway	A
Where hast thou laid who comest here	P
Thy youth away	A

Ernest Christopher Dowson

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