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There's joy when the rosy morning floods	A
The purple east with light	B
When the zephyr sweeps from a thousand buds	A
The pearly tears of night	B
There's joy when the lark exulting springs	C
To pour his matin lay	D
From the blossomed thorn when the blackbird sings	C
And the merry month is May	D
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There's joy abroad when the wintry snow	E
Melts as it ne'er had been	F
When cowslips bud and violets blow	E
And leaves are fresh and green	G
There's joy in the swallow's airy flight	B
In the cuckoo's blithesome cry	H
When the floating clouds reflect the light	B
Of evening's glowing sky	H
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There's joy in April's balmy showers	I
'Mid gleam of sunshine shed	J
When May calls forth a thousand flowers	I
To deck the earth's green bed	J
There's joy when the harvest moon comes out	K
With all her starry train	L
When the woods return the reaper's shout	K
And echo shouts again	M
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There's joy in childhood's merry voice	N
When the laugh rings blithe and clear	O
And the sounds that bid young hearts rejoice	N
Are music to the ear	P
There's joy in the dreams of early youth	Q
Ere care has cast a shade	R
O'er scenes which though drest in the guise of truth	Q
Our reason dooms to fade	R
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There's joy in the youthful lover's breast	S
When his bride by the altar stands	T
When his trembling lip to hers is pressed	S
And the priest has joined their hands	T
There's joy in the smiling mother's heart	U
When she clasps her first born son	V
When the holy tears of rapture start	U
To bless the lovely one	V
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There's joy when the war worn soldier hears	W
The notes that breathe of peace	X
That dry the anxious matron's tears	Y
And bid stern slaughter cease	X
There's joy when he treads the village green	G
And views his father's cot	Z
The horrors of the battle scene	G
Are in that hour forgot	Z
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There's joy in the shipwrecked seaman's heart	U
Who has clung all night to the shrouds	A2
When the morning breeze rives the rack apart	U
And the sun breaks through the clouds	A2
There's joy when he nears his native land	B2
And the tedious voyage is o'er	C2
And he feels the grasp of the kindred hand	B2
He thought to enfold no more	D2
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There's joy above around beneath	E2
But tis a fleeting ray	D
The world's stern strife the hand of death	F2
Bid mortal hopes decay	D
But there's a better joy than earth	G2
With all her charms can give	H2
Which marks the Christian's second birth	G2
When man but dies to live	I2

Susanna Moodie

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