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It's out and away at break of day	A
To frolic and run in the sun sweet hay	A
It's up and out with a laugh and shout	B
Let the old world know that a boy's about	B
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It's ho for the creek that the minnows streak	C
That the sunbeams dapple the cattle seek	C
For a fishing pole and a swimming hole	D
Where a boy can loaf and chat with his soul	D
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It's oh to lie and look at the sky	E
Through the roof of the leaves that's built so high	E
Where all day long the birds make song	F
And everything 's right and nothing is wrong	F
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It's hey to win where the breeze blows thin	G
And watch the twinkle of feather and fin	G
To lie all day and dream away	A
The long long hours as a boy's heart may	A
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It's oh to talk with the trees and walk	H
With the winds that whisper to flower and stalk	H
And it's oh to look in the open book	I
Of your own boy dreams in some leafy nook	I
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Away from the noise of the town and toys	J
To dream the dreams that are dreamed by boys	J
To run in the heat with sun tanned feet	K
To the music of youth in your heart's young beat	K
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To splash and wade in the light and shade	L
Of the league long ripples the sunbeams braid	L
In boyhood's wise to see with eyes	M
Of fancy hued as the butterflies	M
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To walk for hours and learn the flowers	N
And things that haunt the woods and bowers	N
To climb to a nest on a tree's top crest	O
Where a bird like your heart is singing its best	O
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To feel the rain on your face again	P
Like the thirsty throats that the flowers strain	Q
To hear the call of the waterfall	R
Like the voice of youth a wonder thrall	R
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And it's oh for me at last to see	S
The rainbow's end by the hillside tree	S
On the wet hillside where the wild ferns hide	T
Like a boy's bright soul to see it glide	T
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Then to laugh and run through shower and sun	U
In the irised hues that are arched and spun	U
And the rainbow's friend to find and spend	V
The bag of gold at the rainbow's end	V

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