She: Like a stout tree,
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son of his country,
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like a straight tree
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you keep going.
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The tree is good at
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that provides shadow
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and their fruits,
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that he matured.
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He shall live of the earth as thy father,
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trunk and leaves, so stand here.
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What a stout tree
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what gives the shadow
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like a straight tree
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stay here.
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He: My dad, when he composed the tribes with the forts,
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the whole house smelled of tar, the whole yard.
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She: Very forest
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I grow into a stone,
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tomorrow and today
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water, rain will give us rain.
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Scars in us,
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branches broken
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wind and time
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quietly take away God knows where.
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What is dust
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it will be forgotten
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the threshold will remain,
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there will be a wooden beam.
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He: Go green, young,
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the twig bets to the twig
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in the sand and where it is missing
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clay.
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Green, thickets,
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the wand lets go of the keys,
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without it the world would desert
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was.
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Choir: Green, young,
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the twig bets to the twig
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in the sand and where it is missing
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clay.
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Green, thickets,
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the wand lets go of the keys,
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without it the world would desert
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was.
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She: Very forest
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I grow into a stone,
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tomorrow and today
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water, rain will give us rain.
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Scars in us,
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branches broken
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wind and time
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quietly take away God knows where.
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What is dust
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it will be forgotten
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the threshold will remain,
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there will be a wooden beam.
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She: Like a stout tree,
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son of his country,
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like a straight tree
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you keep going.
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The tree is good at
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that provides shadow
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and their fruits,
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that he matured.
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He shall live of the earth as thy father,
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trunk and leaves, so stand here.
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What a stout tree
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what gives the shadow
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like a straight tree
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stay here.
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He: How your dad let healthy trees stand,
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with them you will return to your roots - once.
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She: Where are your apples and mine?
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Rivers ask them to say
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she has a full wedge of them.
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I forgive the river for hurrying,
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my spring is taking there further.
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I forgive the river for hurrying,
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the current won't return what he took.
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My tracks are being washed away yesterday,
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the tree in the shore wraps like a shawl.
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I forgive the river for singing
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a different song than my childhood was played.
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She sings today
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that it's already starting to melt,
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where was the weir
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The dam will stand.
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A waterfall rushing down further.
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There is no raft, but there is a beach.
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There's a boat, here's a lake.
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That current is now current,
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what gives heat and shines.
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I forgive the river for hurrying,
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he probably has a longer pilgrimage than me.
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I forgive the river for hurrying,
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hurry on, yes, hurry to where he has,
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the river has.
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Choir: I forgive he's hurrying,
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as before
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Full of rocks and mud,
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how dad give us her
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dad gave
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crystal and sludge.
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I forgive him for hurrying,
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as before
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full of rocks and mud,
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how dad give us her
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dad gave
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crystal and mud… |