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O sacred souls that grandly sing	A
The secret songs of human hearts	B
Where your wild music madly starts	B
The sorrows into raptures spring	A
Within the warbles of your chimes	C
Man reads the longings of his days	D
And finds amid your lofty lays	D
Glad music for his gloomy times	C
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How sweet the mute melodious cries	E
Which only lives like yours may hear	F
Where pleasures thrill the singer's ear	F
With laughing strains of lullabies	E
You know soft voices rich with love	G
That mingle in the fields and woods	H
To bless the silent solitudes	H
With carols coming from above	G
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Your golden harps resound alway	I
Where valley bound with blossom lies	H
And rugged mountains highest rise	H
And silver fountains softly play	J
While in the gladness of your songs	H
The fainting bosoms hope again	K
And toil among their fellow men	K
Forgetful of their ancient wrongs	H
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You sport with singing meadows bright	L
With fragrant winds and scented gales	H
Where shine and shadow kiss the vales	H
In fairy fondness of delight	L
For where the meads and forests blend	M
The sweetest songs of life are found	N
And where the lonely hills abound	N
The soul of music meets a friend	M
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Glad hearts that warble songs divine	O
Sweet singers of a mourning race	H
The ages long your brows shall grace	H
With crowns where bays and laurels twine	O
For man the grandest garland brings	H
To bless the tender lives that tell	P
And with their mystic music swell	P
The lays that Nature fondly sings	H

Freeman E. Miller

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