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I heard the bells at midnight	A
Ring in the dawning year	B
And above the clanging chorus	C
Of the song I seemed to hear	D
A choir of mystic voices	E
Flinging echoes ringing clear	B
From a band of angels winging	F
Through the haunted atmosphere	B
'Ring out the shame and sorrow	G
And the misery and sin	H
That the dawning of the morrow	G
May in peace be ushered in '	I
	-
And I thought of all the trials	J
The departed years had cost	K
And the blooming hopes and pleasures	L
That are withered now and lost	M
And with joy I drank the music	N
Stealing o'er the feeling there	O
As the spirit song came pealing	N
On the silence everywhere	O
'Ring out the shame and sorrow	G
And the misery and sin	H
That the dawning of the morrow	G
May in peace be ushered in '	-
	-
And I listened as a lover	P
To an utterance that flows	Q
In syllables like dewdrops	Q
From the red lips of a rose	Q
Till the anthem fainter growing	N
Climbing higher chiming on	R
Up the rounds of happy rhyming	N
Slowly vanished in the dawn	S
'Ring out the shame and sorrow	G
And the misery and sin	H
That the dawning of the morrow	G
May in peace be ushered in '	-
	-
Then I raised my eyes to Heaven	T
And with trembling lips I pled	U
For a blessing for the living	N
And a pardon for the dead	U
And like a ghost of music	N
Slowly whispered lowly sung	N
Came the echo pure and holy	V
In the happy angel tongue	N
'Ring out the shame and sorrow	G
And the misery and sin	H
And the dawn of every morrow	G
Will in peace be ushered in '	-

James Whitcomb Riley

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