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Under the green white blue of this and that and the other	A
That and the other and that and the other for ever and ever	A
Under the up and down and the swaying ships swingswonging	B
There they flung him to sleep who will never come back to my longing	B
The Father comes back to his child and the son comes back to his Mother	A
But neither by land or sea	C
Will he ever come back to me	C
Never never never	A
Will he come back to me	C
All day I run by the Cliff all night I stand in the sand	D
All day I furrow and burrow the holmes and the heights	E
But whether by night or day	F
There's never a trace or a track	B
Never a word or a breath	G
In the swill and the swoop and the flash and the foam and the wind	H
Never a fleck or a speck	B
Coming coming my way	F
The mew comes back to the strand and the ship comes back to the land	D
But he will never come back	B
To all the prayers that I pray thro' the scorching black of the day	F
And the freezing black of the nights	E
Never never come back	B
To the ear that harks itself deaf and the eye that strains itself blind	H
And the heart that is starving to death	G
He was chill and they threw him to cold	I
He was dead and they threw him to drown	J
He was weary and wanted rest	K
They should have laid him on my breast	K
He would have slept on my breast	K
But they threw him into the boiling boil and bubble	L
The wheel and the whirl the driff and the draff	M
Of the everlasting trouble	L
I swear to you he was mine I swear to you he was my own	N
Madam if I may make so bold	I
Do you know what the dead men do	O
In the black and blue in the green and brown	J
Deep deep you think they sleep	P
Where the mermen moan and the mermaids weep	P
Ah ah you make me laugh	M
I'm not yet twenty years old	I
But lean your ear	Q
And you shall hear	Q
A little thing that I know	R
Up and up they come to the top	S
Down and down they go down	J
To and fro the finny fish go	R
But slow and slow and so and so	R
Low over high high under low	R
Up and up they come to the top	S
Down and down they go down	J
When the sun comes up they come to the top	S
When the sun sinks they go down	J

Sydney Thompson Dobell

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