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There's sunshine in the heart of me	A
My blood sings in the breeze	B
The mountains are a part of me	A
I'm fellow to the trees	B
My golden youth I'm squandering	C
Sun libertine am I	D
A wandering a wandering	C
Until the day I die	D
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I was once I declare a Stone Age man	E
And I roomed in the cool of a cave	F
I have known I will swear in a new life span	E
The fret and the sweat of a slave	F
For far over all that folks hold worth	G
There lives and there leaps in me	A
A love of the lowly things of earth	G
And a passion to be free	A
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To pitch my tent with no prosy plan	E
To range and to change at will	H
To mock at the mastership of man	E
To seek Adventure's thrill	H
Carefree to be as a bird that sings	I
To go my own sweet way	J
To reck not at all what may befall	K
But to live and to love each day	J
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To make my body a temple pure	L
Wherein I dwell serene	M
To care for the things that shall endure	L
The simple sweet and clean	M
To oust out envy and hate and rage	N
To breathe with no alarm	O
For Nature shall be my anchorage	P
And none shall do me harm	O
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To shun all lures that debauch the soul	Q
The orgied rites of the rich	R
To eat my crust as a rover must	S
With the rough neck down in the ditch	R
To trudge by his side whate'er betide	T
To share his fire at night	U
To call him friend to the long trail end	V
And to read his heart aright	V
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To scorn all strife and to view all life	W
With the curious eyes of a child	V
From the plangent sea to the prairie	A
From the slum to the heart of the Wild	V
From the red rimmed star to the speck of sand	V
From the vast to the greatly small	K
For I know that the whole for good is planned	V
And I want to see it all	K
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To see it all the wide world way	J
From the fig leaf belt to the Pole	Q
With never a one to say me nay	J
And none to cramp my soul	Q
In belly pinch I will pay the price	X
But God let me be free	A
For once I know in the long ago	Y
They made a slave of me	A
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In a flannel shirt from earth's clean dirt	V
Here pal is my calloused hand	V
Oh I love each day as a rover may	J
Nor seek to understand	V
To enjoy is good enough for me	A
The gipsy of God am I	D
Then here's a hail to each flaring dawn	Z
And here's a cheer to the night that's gone	Z
And may I go a roaming on	A2
Until the day I die	D
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Then every star shall sing to me	A
Its song of liberty	A
And every morn shall bring to me	A
Its mandate to be free	A
In every throbbing vein of me	A
I'll feel the vast Earth call	K
O body heart and brain of me	A
Praise Him who made it all	K

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