Up The Hudson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCADAD A EFEF GHGHIJKJ A EFEF| Song and Chorus | A |
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| Up the Hudson Fleetly gliding | B |
| To our haunts among the trees | C |
| Joy the gallant vessel guiding | B |
| With a fresh and cheerful breeze | C |
| Wives and dear ones yearn to meet us | A |
| Hearts that love us to the core | D |
| And with fond expressions greet us | A |
| As we near the welcome shore | D |
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| Chorus | A |
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| Ho ye inland seas and islands | E |
| Echo follows where we go | F |
| Ho ye headlands hills and highlands | E |
| Ho ye Undercliffeans ho | F |
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| Up the Hudson Rock and river | G |
| Grove and glen pronounce His praise | H |
| Who of every Good the Giver | G |
| Leads us through these pleasant ways | H |
| Care recedes like water traces | I |
| Of our bark as on we glide | J |
| Where the hand of nature graces | K |
| Homesteads on the Hudson side | J |
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| Chorus | A |
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| Ho ye inland seas and islands | E |
| Echo follows where we go | F |
| Ho ye headlands hills and highlands | E |
| Ho ye Undercliffeans ho | F |
George Pope Morris
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