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Thou spirit of the spangled night	A
I woo thee from the watchtower high	B
Where thou dost sit to guide the bark	C
Of lonely mariner	D
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The winds are whistling o'er the wolds	E
The distant main is moaning low	F
Come let us sit and weave a song	G
A melancholy song	G
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Sweet is the scented gale of morn	H
And sweet the noontide's fervid beam	I
But sweeter far the solemn calm	J
That marks thy mournful reign	K
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I've pass'd here many a lonely year	L
And never human voice have heard	M
I've pass'd here many a lonely year	L
A solitary man	N
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And I have linger'd in the shade	O
From sultry noon's hot beams and I	B
Have knelt before my wicker door	P
To sing my evening song	G
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And I have hail'd the gray morn high	B
On the blue mountain's misty brow	Q
And tried to tune my little reed	R
To hymns of harmony	S
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But never could I tune my reed	R
At morn or noon or eve so sweet	T
As when upon the ocean shore	P
I hail'd thy star beam mild	U
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The dayspring brings not joy to me	S
The moon it whispers not of peace	E
But oh when darkness robes the heavens	E
My woes are mix'd with joy	V
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And then I talk and often think	W
A euml rial voices answer me	S
And oh I am not then alone	X
A solitary man	N
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And when the blustering winter winds	E
Howl in the woods that clothe my cave	Y
I lay me on my lonely mat	Z
And pleasant are my dreams	E
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And fancy gives me back my wife	A2
And fancy gives me back my child	U
She gives me back my little home	B2
And all its placid joys	E
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Then hateful is the morning hour	D
That calls me from the dream of bliss	E
To find myself still lone and hear	C2
The same dull sounds again	D2
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The deep toned winds the moaning sea	S
The whispering of the boding trees	E
The brook's eternal flow and oft	E2
The condor's hollow scream	I

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