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OUT forever and forever	A
Where our tresses glint and shiver	A
On the icy moonlit air	B
Come we from a land of gloaming	C
Children lost forever homing	C
Never never reaching there	B
Ride we ride we ever faster	A
Driven by our demon master	A
The wild wind in his despair	B
Ride we ride we ever home	D
Wan white children of the foam	D
	-
In the wild October dawning	C
When the heaven's angry awning	C
Leans to lakeward bleak and drear	B
And along the black wet ledges	E
Under icy caverned edges	F
Breaks the lake in maddened fear	B
And the woods in shore are moaning	C
Then you hear our weird intoning	C
Mad late children of the year	B
Ride we ride we ever home	D
Lost white children of the foam	D
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All grey day the black sky under	B
Where the beaches moan and thunder	B
Where the breakers spume and comb	D
You may hear our riding riding	C
You may hear our voices chiding	C
Under glimmer under gloam	D
Like a far off infant wailing	C
	-
You may hear our hailing hailing	C
For the voices of our home	D
Ride we ride we ever home	D
Haunted children of the foam	D
	-
And at midnight when the glimmer	B
Of the moon grows dank and dimmer	B
Then we lift our gleaming eyes	G
Then you see our white arms tossing	C
Our wan breasts the moon embossing	C
Under gloom of lake and skies	G
You may hear our mournful chanting	C
And our voices haunting haunting	C
Through the night's mad melodies	H
Riding riding ever home	D
Wild white children of the foam	D
	-
There forever and forever	B
Will no demon hate dissever	B
Peace and sleep and rest and dream	I
There is neither fear nor fret there	B
When the tired children get there	B
Only dews and pallid beam	I
Fall in gentle peace and sadness	J
Over long surcease of madness	J
From hushed skies that gleam and gleam	I
In the longed for sought for home	D
Of the children of the foam	D
	-
There the streets are hushed and restful	K
And of dreams is every breast full	L
With the sleep that tired eyes wear	B
There the city hath long quiet	M
From the madness and the riot	M
From the failing hearts of care	B
Balm of peacefulness ingliding	C
Dream we through our riding riding	C
As we homeward homeward fare	B
Riding riding ever home	D
Wild white children of the foam	D
	-
Under pallid moonlight beaming	C
Under stars of midnight gleaming	C
And the ebon arch of night	N
Round the rosy edge of morning	C
You may hear our distant horning	C
You may mark our phantom flight	N
Riding riding ever faster	B
Driven by our demon master	B
Under darkness under light	N
Ride we ride we ever home	D
Wild white children of the foam	D

William Wilfred Campbell

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