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Hear a word a word in season	A
for the day is drawing nigh	B
When the Cause shall call upon us	C
some to live and some to die	B
	-
He that dies shall not die lonely	D
many an one hath gone before	E
He that lives shall bear no burden	A
heavier than the life they bore	E
	-
Nothing ancient is their story	D
e en but yesterday they bled	F
Youngest they of earth s beloved	G
last of all the valiant dead	F
	-
E en the tidings we are telling	H
was the tale they had to tell	I
E en the hope that our hearts cherish	J
was the hope for which they fell	I
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In the grave where tyrants thrust them	K
lies their labour and their pain	L
But undying from their sorrow	M
springeth up the hope again	N
	-
Mourn not therefore nor lament it	O
that the world outlives their life	P
Voice and vision yet they give us	C
making strong our hands for strife	P
	-
Some had name and fame and honour	M
learn d they were and wise and strong	Q
Some were nameless poor unlettered	O
weak in all but grief and wrong	Q
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Named and nameless all live in us	C
one and all they lead us yet	O
Every pain to count for nothing	H
every sorrow to forget	O
	-
Hearken how they cry O happy	D
happy ye that ye were born	R
In the sad slow night s departing	H
in the rising of the morn	R
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Fair the crown the Cause hath for you	S
well to die or well to live	T
Through the battle through the tangle	U
peace to gain or peace to give	V
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Ah it may be Oft meseemeth	W
in the days that yet shall be	D
When no slave of gold abideth	W
twixt the breadth of sea to sea	D
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Oft when men and maids are merry	D
ere the sunlight leaves the earth	W
And they bless the day beloved	O
all too short for all their mirth	W
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Some shall pause awhile and ponder	M
on the bitter days of old	O
Ere the toil of strife and battle	U
overthrew the curse of gold	O
	-
Then twixt lips of loved and lover	M
solemn thoughts of us shall rise	X
We who once were fools defeated	O
then shall be the brave and wise	X
	-
There amidst the world new builded	O
shall our earthly deeds abide	O
Though our names be all forgotten	A
and the tale of how we died	O
	-
Life or death then who shall heed it	O
what we gain or what we lose	Y
Fair flies life amid the struggle	U
and the Cause for each shall choose	Y
	-
Hear a word a word in season	A
for the day is drawing nigh	B
When the Cause shall call upon us	C
some to live and some to die	B

William Morris

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