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He lifts a well-turned wrist Above their dismal heads; He sings a tune and in their midst His song puts them to bed. And there he goes, a-laughing Across the meadows clear, Among the forests old, He travels where and there and here For years and years untold. And there he goes, a-laughing Once he found a Lady, In river-water clad; Under boughs and willows shady The best of lives they had. And there they go, a-laughing
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Nov 8, 2024
Nov 8, 2024 at 9:41 PM UTC
A-Laughing
He lifts a well-turned wrist Above their dismal heads; He sings a tune and in their midst His song puts them to bed. And there he goes, a-laughing Across the meadows clear, Among the forests old, He travels where and there and here For years and years untold. And there he goes, a-laughing Once he found a Lady, In river-water clad; Under boughs and willows shady The best of lives they had. And there they go, a-laughing
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Nov 8, 2024
Nov 8, 2024 at 9:41 PM UTC
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