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RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO AN OVERWORKED STUDENT	A
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O tyrant soul of mine	B
What's the use	C
Of this never ceasing toil	D
Of this struggle this turmoil	D
This abuse	C
Of the body and the brain	E
Of this labor and this pain	E
Of this never ceasing strain	E
On the cords that bind us twain	E
Each to each	F
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O tyrant soul of mine	B
Is it well	G
Thus to waste and wear away	H
The poor fragile walls of clay	H
Where you dwell	G
Was I made your slave to be	I
I the abject you the free	I
That you task me ceaselessly	I
Tyrant soul come answer me	I
Is it well	G
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O tyrant soul of mine	B
Don't you know	J
That in slow but sure decay	H
I am wasting day by day	H
While you grow	J
None the better for the strain	E
On my nerves and on my brain	E
For my head's incessant pain	E
And my sick heart's longings vain	E
For repose	K
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O tyrant soul of mine	B
God the good	L
Joined together you and me	I
In a wondrous unity	I
That we should	L
Work together not that I	M
You degrade and stupefy	N
Nor that you His laws defy	N
By maltreating ceaselessly	I
Hapless me	I
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O tyrant soul of mine	B
By and by	N
Weary of your cruel reign	E
Quite worn out with toil and pain	E
I shall die	N
Then when I have passed away	H
And you're asked whose hand did slay	H
Your companion of the clay	H
Much I wonder what you'll say	H
Soul of mine	B

Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)

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