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Ringed with Blue Mountains
Ringed with blue mountains,
Oft when a little lad
Dreamed I of something glad
Hidden beyond;
Ships and the shining sea,
Towns and towers haunted me,
Dreams made me glad and sad—
Life lay beyond!
Oft when a little lad
Dreamed I of something glad
Hidden beyond;
Ships and the shining sea,
Towns and towers haunted me,
Dreams made me glad and sad—
Life lay beyond!
Ringed with blue welkin,
Oft now, as when a lad,
Dream I of something glad
Hidden beyond;
Something I cannot see
Haunts and entices me;
Dreams make me glad and sad—
What lies beyond?
Oft now, as when a lad,
Dream I of something glad
Hidden beyond;
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Haunts and entices me;
Dreams make me glad and sad—
What lies beyond?
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