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O take this world away from me	A
Its strife I cannot bear to see	A
Its very praises hurt me more	B
Than een its coldness did before	B
Its hollow ways torment me now	C
And start a cold sweat on my brow	C
Its noise I cannot bear to hear	D
Its joy is trouble to my ear	D
Its ways I cannot bear to see	A
Its crowds are solitudes to me	A
O how I long to be agen	C
That poor and independent man	C
With labour's lot from morn to night	E
And books to read at candle light	E
That followed labour in the field	F
From light to dark when toil could yield	F
Real happiness with little gain	C
Rich thoughtless health unknown to pain	C
Though leaning on my spade to rest	G
I've thought how richer folks were blest	G
And knew not quiet was the best	G
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Go with your tauntings go	H
Neer think to hurt me so	H
I'll scoff at your disdain	C
Cold though the winter blow	H
When hills are free from snow	H
It will be spring again	C
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So go and fare thee well	I
Nor think ye'll have to tell	I
Of wounded hearts from me	A
Locked up in your hearts cell	I
Mine still at home doth dwell	I
In its first liberty	A
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Bees sip not at one flower	J
Spring comes not with one shower	J
Nor shines the sun alone	C
Upon one favoured hour	J
But with unstinted power	J
Makes every day his own	C
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And for my freedom's sake	K
With such I'll pattern take	K
And rove and revel on	C
Your gall shall never make	K
Me honied paths forsake	K
So prythee get thee gone	C
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And when my toil is blest	G
And I find a maid possest	G
Of truth that's not in thee	A
Like bird that finds its nest	G
I'll stop and take my rest	G
And love as she loves me	A

John Clare

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