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Ring joyous chords ring out again	B
A swifter still and a wilder strain	C
They are here the fair face and the careless heart	D
And stars shall wane ere the mirthful part	D
But I met a dimly mournful glance	E
In a sudden turn of the flying dance	E
I heard the tone of a heavy sigh	F
In a pause of the thrilling melody	G
And it is not well that woe should breathe	H
On the bright spring flowers of the festal wreath	I
Ye that to thought or to grief belong	J
Leave leave the hall of song	J
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Ring joyous chords but who art thou	K
With the shadowy locks o'er thy pale young brow	K
And the world of dreamy gloom that lies	L
In the misty depths of thy soft dark eyes	L
Thou hast lov'd fair girl thou hast lov'd too well	M
Thou art mourning now o'er a broken spell	M
Thou hast pour'd thy heart's rich treasures forth	N
And art unrepaid for their priceless worth	O
Mourn on yet come thou not here the while	P
It is but a pain to see thee smile	P
There is not a tone in our songs for thee	G
Home with thy sorrows flee	G
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Ring joyous chords ring out again	B
But what dost thou with the Revel's train	C
A silvery voice through the soft air floats	Q
But thou hast no part in the gladdening notes	Q
There are bright young faces that pass thee by	F
But they fix no glance of thy wandering eye	F
Away there's a void in thy yearning breast	R
Thou weary man wilt thou here find rest	R
Away for thy thoughts from the scene have fled	S
And the love of thy spirit is with the dead	S
Thou art but more lone midst the sounds of mirth	O
Back to thy silent hearth	T
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Ring joyous chords ring forth again	B
A swifter still and a wilder strain	C
But thou though a reckless mien be thine	U
And thy cup be crown'd with the foaming wine	U
By the fitful bursts of thy laughter loud	V
By thine eye's quick flash through its troubled cloud	V
I know thee it is but the wakeful fear	W
Of a haunted bosom that brings thee here	X
I know thee thou fearest the solemn night	Y
With her piercing stars and her deep wind's might	Y
There's a tone in her voice which thou fain wouldst shun	Z
For it asks what the secret soul hath done	Z
And thou there's a dark weight on thine away	A2
Back to thy home and pray	A2
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Ring joyous chords ring out again	B
A swifter still and a wilder strain	C
And bring fresh wreaths we will banish all	B2
Save the free in heart from our festive hall	B2
On through the maze of the fleet dance on	C2
But where are the young and the lovely gone	D2
Where are the brows with the red rose crown'd	E2
And the floating forms with the bright zone bound	E2
And the waving locks and the flying feet	F2
That still should be where the mirthful meet	F2
They are gone they are fled they are parted all	B2
Alas the forsaken hall	B2

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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