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Where the mocking lyre bird calls	A
To its mate among the falls	A
Of the mountain streams that play	B
Each adown its tortuous way	B
When the dewy fingered even	C
Veils the narrowed glimpse of heaven	D
Where the morning re illumes	A
Gullies full of ferny plumes	A
And the roof of radiance weaves	A
Through high hanging vault of leaves	A
There mid giant turpentines	A
Groups of climbing clustering vines	A
Rocks that stand like sentinels	A
Guarding native citadels	A
Lowly flowering shrubs that grace	A
With their beauty all the place	A
There I love to wander lonely	E
With my dog companion only	E
There indulge unworldly moods	A
In the mountain solitudes	A
Far from all the gilded strife	F
Of our boasted social life	F
Contemplating spirit free	E
The majestic company	E
Grandly marching through the ages	A
Heroes martyrs bards and sages	A
They who bravely suffered long	G
By their struggles waxing strong	G
For the freedom of the mind	H
For the rights of humankind	H
Oh for some awakening cause	A
Where we face eternal laws	A
Where we dare not turn aside	I
Where the souls of men are tried	I
Something of a nobler strife	F
Which consumes the dross of life	F
To unite to truer aim	J
To exalt to loftier fame	J
Leave behind the bats and balls	A
Leave the racers in the stalls	A
Leave the cards for ever shuffled	K
Leave the yacht on seas unruffled	K
Leave the haunts of pampered ease	A
Leave your dull festivities	A
Better far the savage glen	L
Fitter school for earnest men	L

Sir Henry Parkes

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