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I	A
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There are faeries bright of eye	A
Who the wildflowers' warders are	B
Ouphes that chase the firefly	A
Elves that ride the shooting star	B
Fays who in a cobweb lie	A
Swinging on a moonbeam bar	B
Or who harness bumblebees	C
Grumbling on the clover leas	C
To a blossom or a breeze	C
That's their faery car	B
If you care you too may see	C
There are faeries Verily	A
There are faeries	C
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II	A
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There are faeries I could swear	D
I have seen them busy where	D
Roses loose their scented hair	D
In the moonlight weaving weaving	E
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Out of starlight and the dew	F
Glinting gown and shimmering shoe	F
Or within a glowworm lair	D
From the dark earth slowly heaving	E
Mushrooms whiter than the moon	G
On whose tops they sit and croon	G
With their grig like mandolins	C
To fair faery ladykins	C
Leaning from the windowsill	A
Of a rose or daffodil	A
Listening to their serenade	H
All of cricket music made	H
Follow me oh follow me	C
Ho away to Faerie	D
Where your eyes like mine may see	C
There are faeries Verily	A
There are faeries	C
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III	A
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There are faeries Elves that swing	E
In a wild and rainbow ring	E
Through the air or mount the wing	E
Of a bat to courier news	C
To the faery King and Queen	I
Fays who stretch the gossamers	C
On which twilight hangs the dews	C
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Who within the moonlight sheen	I
Whisper dimly in the ears	C
Of the flowers words so sweet	J
That their hearts are turned to musk	K
And to honey things that beat	J
In their veins of gold and blue	A
Ouphes that shepherd moths of dusk	K
Soft of wing and gray of hue	A
Forth to pasture on the dew	A
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IV	-
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There are faeries verily	A
Verily	A
For the old owl in the tree	C
Hollow tree	C
He who maketh melody	C
For them tripping merrily	C
Told it me	C
There are faeries Verily	C
There are faeries	C

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