| Regale us once more
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| With the tales you used to chronicle
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| When we were but callow
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| And all was new
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| And all was new
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| Of age old myths
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| Both formidable and sublime
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| Of gallant feats
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| That gripped our fledgling minds
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| Of a spirited people
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| And their bucolic wisdoms
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| From the land in which you grew
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| From the land in which you pine
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| From the land in which you grew
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| From the land in which you pine
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| An atavist you’ve always been
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| A pastoral dream
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| Swells in your soul
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| Evoking the spirit
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| Of soil left behind
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| A yearning profound
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| Captivates the senses
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| Flooding your heart
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| With lucid recollections
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| Of burning days
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| Tending to vine and herd
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| Of blackest nights
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| Gazing at the heavens
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| Cry out for the hills
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| And their ancestral paths
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| Weep in remembrance
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| Of those so revered
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| The mortal hours are waning
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| Return to her
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| Drink from her soundless waters
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| If you truly wish to sing
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| Ascend her sun-gilded peaks
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| If you truly wish to climb
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| Drink from her soundless waters
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| If you truly wish to sing
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| Ascend her sun-gilded peaks
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| If you truly wish to climb
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| And when her winds come to reap your earthly vessel
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| Only then, only then
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| Only then, only then
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| Will you truly know you have lived
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| Will you truly know you have lived
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| Return, return
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| Return, return
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| Return to her
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| An atavist you’ve always been |