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The rain clouds have gone to the deep	A
The East like a furnace doth glow	B
And the day spring is flooding the steep	A
And sheening the landscape below	B
Oh ye who are gifted with souls	C
That delight in the music of birds	D
Come forth where the scattered mist rolls	C
And listen to eloquent words	D
Oh ye who are fond of the sport	E
And would travel yon wilderness through	F
Gather each to his place for a life stirring chase	G
In the wake of the wild Kangaroo	F
Gather each to his place	G
For a life stirring chase	G
In the wake of the wild Kangaroo	F
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Beyond the wide rents of the fog	H
The trees are illumined with gold	I
And the bark of the shepherd's brave dog	J
Shoots away from the sheltering fold	I
Down the depths of yon rock border'd glade	K
A torrent goes foaming along	L
And the blind owls retire into shade	K
And the bell bird beginneth its song	L
By the side of that yawning abyss	M
Where the vapours are hurrying to	F
We will merrily pass looking down to the grass	N
For the tracks of the wild Kangaroo	F
We will merrily pass	N
Looking down to the grass	N
For the tracks of the wild Kangaroo	F
	-
Ho brothers away to the woods	O
Euroka hath clambered the hill	P
But the morning there seldom intrudes	Q
Where the night shadows slumber on still	P
We will roam o'er these forest lands wild	R
And thread the dark masses of vines	S
Where the winds like the voice of a child	R
Are singing aloft in the pines	S
We must keep down the glee of our hounds	T
We must steal through the glittering dew	F
And the breezes shall sleep as we cautiously creep	A
To the haunts of the wild Kangaroo	F
And the breezes shall sleep	A
As we cautiously creep	A
To the haunts of the wild Kangaroo	F
	-
When we pass through a stillness like death	U
The swamp fowl and timorous quail	V
Like the leaves in a hurricane's breath	U
Will start from their nests in the vale	V
And the forester snuffing the air	W
Will bound from his covert so dark	X
While we follow along in the rear	Y
As arrows speed on to their mark	X
Then the swift hounds shall bring him to bay	Z
And we'll send forth a hearty halloo	V
As we gather them all to be in at the fall	V
At the death of the wild Kangaroo	F
As we gather them all	V
To be in at the fall	V
At the death of the wild Kangaroo	F

Henry Kendall

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