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Lord Byron was an Englishman	A
A poet I believe	B
His first works in old England	C
Was poorly received	D
Perhaps it was Lord Byron's fault	E
And perhaps it was not	F
His life was full of misfortunes	G
Ah strange was his lot	F
	-
The character of Lord Byron	A
Was of a low degree	H
Caused by his reckless conduct	I
And bad company	H
He sprung from an ancient house	J
Noble but poor indeed	K
His career on earth was marred	L
By his own misdeeds	M
	-
Generous and tender hearted	N
Affectionate by extreme	O
In temper he was wayward	P
A poor Lord without means	Q
Ah he was a handsome fellow	R
With great poetic skill	S
His great intellectual powers	T
He could use at his will	S
	-
He was a sad child of nature	U
Of fortune and of fame	V
Also sad child to society	H
For nothing did he gain	W
But slander and ridicule	X
Throughout his native land	Y
Thus the poet of the passions	G
Lived unappreciated man	Z
	-
Yet at the age of	A2
Lord Byron then had gained	B2
The highest highest pinacle	X
Of literary fame	V
Ah he had such violent passions	G
They was beyond his control	X
Yet the public with its justice	C2
Sometimes would him extol	X
	-
Sometimes again Lord Byron	A
Was censured by the press	D2
Such obloquy he could not endure	E2
So he done what was the best	F2
He left his native country	H
This great unhappy man	Z
The only wish he had 'tis said	G2
He might die sword in hand	Y
	-
He had joined the Grecian Army	H
This man of delicate frame	V
And there he died in a distant land	Y
And left on earth his fame	V
Lord Byron's age was years	H2
Then closed the sad career	I2
Of the most celebrated Englishman	A
Of the nineteenth century	H

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