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SEE how it flashes	A
This grape blood fine	B
Our beards it splashes	C
O comrade mine	B
Life dust and ashes	C
Were wanting wine	B
Amontillado	D
Fires heart and eyes	E
Champagne the shadow	D
Of care defies	E
An El Dorado	D
In Rhine wine lies	E
	-
Port has the mintage	F
Of generous deeds	G
Tokay scorns stintage	F
And richly bleeds	G
But this great vintage	F
The Wine March leads	G
	-
Yet it is wanting	H
In poesy	G
No legends haunting	H
Its vassals be	I
No tales enchanting	H
Of chivalry	I
	-
Spain s grape hath stories	G
Its blood the bold	D
Conquistadores	G
Drank deep of old	D
A wine of glories	G
A wine of gold	D
	-
Who drinks not sparing	H
Beholdeth he	I
The great Cid bearing	H
His banner free	I
Columbus daring	H
The unknown Sea	I
	-
And haply biding	H
In this dream Spain	J
Don Quixote riding	H
Across the plain	J
His squire confiding	H
Beside his rein	J
	-
The wine of France is	G
Aglow to day	D
With flash of lances	G
With feast and fray	D
And dark eyed glances	G
Of ladies gay	D
	-
See where together	K
A flagon near	L
Lie hat with feather	K
And long rapier	K
Fine courting weather	K
O Cavalier	L
	-
Bright Rhenish gleaming	H
Moon white Perchance	G
Thy wave clear beaming	H
Still guards Romance	G
Not dead but dreaming	H
In spell bound trance	G
	-
Not in Rhine water	K
But Rhine wine fair	M
Sir Rupert sought her	K
As bards declare	M
The Rhine King s daughter	K
With golden hair	M
	-
Still neath its smiling	H
Wave s amber rings	G
Men sweetly wiling	H
From earthly things	G
Her song beguiling	H
The Loreley sings	G
	-
Your cup wild siren	N
That Deutschland drains	G
Her heart of iron	O
Moved by your strains	G
No blood shall fire in	P
Australian veins	G
	-
Nor yours whose charm is	G
Your topaz eyne	P
Nor yours whose armies	G
In gold caps shine	P
Shall charm or harm us	G
Eh comrade mine	P
	-
No vintage alien	P
For thee or me	I
Our fount Castalian	P
Of poesy	G
Shall wine Australian	P
None other be	I
	-
Then place your hand in	P
This hand of mine	P
And while we stand in	P
Her brave sunshine	P
Pledge deep our land in	P
Our land s own wine	P
	-
It has no glamour	K
Of old romance	G
Of war and amour	K
In Spain or France	G
Its poets stammer	K
As yet perchance	G
	-
But he may wholly	I
Become a seer	K
Who quaffs it slowly	I
For he shall hear	K
Though faintly lowly	I
Yet sweet and clear	K
	-
The axes ringing	H
On mountain sides	G
The wool boats swinging	H
Down Darling tides	G
The drovers singing	H
Where Clancy rides	G
	-
The miners driving	H
The stockman s strife	Q
All sounds conniving	H
To tell the rife	Q
Rich rude strong striving	H
Australian life	Q
	-
Once more your hand in	P
This hand of mine	P
And while we stand in	P
The brave sunshine	P
Pledge deep our land in	P
Our land s own wine	P

Victor James Daley

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