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Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of musical cadence sweet	B
Which in the wood around	C
Shall often and oft repeat	B
Soft as an angel's song	D
That never can give annoy	E
Which in the balmy notes	F
Shall tell me its tales of joy	E
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of countries beyond the sea	G
Which in thy wand'rings oft	H
Thou pass with a footstep free	G
Lands that are ever green	I
'Neath blaze of the tropic spells	J
Bright with their blessed suns	K
Where summer forever dwells	J
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of groves with a verdure fair	L
Waving their boughs of green	I
O'er solitudes grand and rare	L
Groves with a stillness sweet	B
With cheering and cooling shades	M
Where from its cares the race	N
May rest in the leafy glades	M
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of birds with a plumage gay	O
That with their carols sweet	B
Give praise to the God of day	O
Music of sad refrain	P
Though fond in its tender chime	Q
Thou in thy travels wide	R
Hast heard in a fairy clime	Q
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of crystalline brooks at play	O
Which with the murmurs low	S
Make sweetest of sounds all day	O
Winding through meadows wide	R
And blossoming fields between	I
Fringed with the willows tall	T
On emerald banks of green	I
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of flowers that are fond and fair	L
Filling the fields of earth	U
With beauty and fragrance rare	L
Wafting an incense pure	V
On every breeze that blows	W
Drawn from the lily's heart	X
And soul of the royal rose	W
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
Of man in his brightest homes	Y
Tell if he there meet joy	E
Wherever his longing roams	Y
Tell if there's e'er a place	N
Where all his ambition spent	Z
He toils throughout all his days	A2
And knoweth no discontent	Z
	-
Sing me a song O Wind	A
For I am a weary now	B2
Life with its woes and cares	C2
Hangs heavily on my brow	B2
Sing me a song of cheer	D2
My heart that is sad to ease	E2
Sing in thy brightness and joy	E
With heavenly harmonies	E2

Freeman E. Miller

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