England over Seas by Lloyd Roberts
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through the scented heat.
Oh, never were broad sea winds so warm, nor Southern seas so sweet? There's Music in My Heart To-day There's music in my heart to-day; The Master-hand is on the keys, Calling me up to the windy hills And down to the purple seas. Let Time draw back when I hear that tune-- Old to the soul when the stars were new-- And swing the doors to the four great winds, That my feet may wander through. North or South, and East or West; Over the rim with the bellied sails, From the mountain's feet to the empty plains, Or down the silent trails-- It matters not which door you choose; The same clear tune blows through them all, Though one harp leaps to the grind of seas And one to the rain-bird's call. However you hide in the city's din |
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