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Oh take young Seraph take thy harp	A
And play to me so cheerily	B
For grief is dark and care is sharp	A
And life wears on so wearily	B
Oh take thy harp	A
Oh sing as thou wert wont to do	C
When all youth's sunny season long	D
I sat and listened to thy song	D
And yet 'twas ever ever new	C
With magic in its heaven tuned string	E
The future bliss thy constant theme	F
Oh then each little woe took wing	E
Away like phantoms of a dream	F
As if each sound	G
That flutter'd round	G
Had floated over Lethe's stream	F
By all those bright and happy hours	H
We spent in life's sweet eastern bow'rs	H
Where thou wouldst sit and smile and show	I
Ere buds were come where flowers would blow	I
And oft anticipate the rise	H
Of life's warm sun that scaled the skies	H
By many a story of love and glory	B
And friendships promised oft to me	B
By all the faith I lent to thee	B
Oh take young Seraph take thy harp	A
And play to me so cheerily	I
For grief is dark and care is sharp	A
And life wears on so wearily	I
Oh take thy harp	A
Perchance the strings will sound less clear	J
That long have lain neglected by	K
In sorrow's misty atmosphere	J
It ne'er may speak as it hath spoken	L
Such joyous notes so brisk and high	K
But are its golden chords all broken	L
Are there not some though weak and low	I
To play a lullaby to woe	I
But thou canst sing of love no more	M
For Celia show'd that dream was vain	N
And many a fancied bliss is o'er	O
That comes not e'en in dreams again	P
Alas alas	H
How pleasures pass	H
And leave thee now no subject save	Q
The peace and bliss beyond the grave	Q
Then be thy flight among the skies	H
Take then oh take the skylark's wing	E
And leave dull earth and heavenward rise	H
O'er all its tearful clouds and sing	E
On skylark's wing	E
Another life spring there adorns	H
Another youth without the dread	R
Of cruel care whose crown of thorns	H
Is here for manhood's aching head	R
Oh there are realms of welcome day	S
A world where tears are wiped away	S
Then be thy flight among the skies	H
Take then oh take the skylark's wing	E
And leave dull earth and heavenward rise	H
O'er all its tearful clouds and sing	E
On skylark's wing	E

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