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Go where the waves run rather Holborn hilly	A
And tempest make a soda water sea	A
Almost as rough as our rough Piccadilly	A
And think of me	A
	-
Go where the mild Madeira ripens her juice	B
A wine more praised than it deserves to be	A
Go pass the Cape just capable of ver juice	B
And think of me	A
	-
Go where the tiger in the darkness prowleth	C
Making a midnight meal of he and she	A
Go where the lion in his hunger howleth	C
And think of me	A
	-
Go where the serpent dangerously coileth	C
Or lies along at full length like a tree	A
Go where the Suttee in her own soot broileth	C
And think of me	A
	-
Go where with human notes the parrot dealeth	C
In mono polly logue with tongue as free	A
And like a woman all she can revealeth	C
And think of me	A
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Go to the land of muslin and nankeening	D
And parasols of straw where hats should be	A
Go to the land of slaves and palankeening	D
And think of me	A
	-
Go to the land of jungles and of vast hills	E
And tall bamboos may none bamboozle thee	A
Go gaze upon their elephants and castles	F
And think of me	A
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Go where a cook must always be a currier	G
And parch the peppered palate like a pea	A
Go where the fierce mosquito is a worrier	G
And think of me	A
	-
Go where the maiden on a marriage plan goes	H
Consigned for wedlock to Calcutta's quay	A
Where woman goes for mart the same as mangoes	H
And think of me	A
	-
Go where the sun is very hot and fervent	I
Go to the land of pagod and rupee	A
Where every black will be your slave and servant	I
And think of me	A

Thomas Hood

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