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I long to hear the sounds Of nature uninterrupted Heard pure and clean and clear By mankind not corrupted I long to hear the waterfall Flowing down the mountains face To hear the rushing water crash By no unatural sound disgraced To hear the gentle winds Blowing through the mighty pines Untouched by unatural sounds Be they yours or mine To hear the falling of the rain Colliding with the thirsty ground The thunder as it roars No hint of man made sound To hear the silence of the night That is ruled by star and moon The sound of the great abyss Peace it's only tune To hear the choir of the feathered singers Singing their beautiful hymns Free of outside sounds From their stage high upon a limb I long to hear only the sounds Of the nature that God created But everywhere I go it seems They have by the sounds of men been permeated O Wouldent it be a joy to hear Natures voice pure and true With no sound made by man To tarnish the sound or view
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 8:47 AM UTC
Natures Sounds
I long to hear the sounds Of nature uninterrupted Heard pure and clean and clear By mankind not corrupted I long to hear the waterfall Flowing down the mountains face To hear the rushing water crash By no unatural sound disgraced To hear the gentle winds Blowing through the mighty pines Untouched by unatural sounds Be they yours or mine To hear the falling of the rain Colliding with the thirsty ground The thunder as it roars No hint of man made sound To hear the silence of the night That is ruled by star and moon The sound of the great abyss Peace it's only tune To hear the choir of the feathered singers Singing their beautiful hymns Free of outside sounds From their stage high upon a limb I long to hear only the sounds Of the nature that God created But everywhere I go it seems They have by the sounds of men been permeated O Wouldent it be a joy to hear Natures voice pure and true With no sound made by man To tarnish the sound or view
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 8:47 AM UTC
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