A Summer Song by Thomas Crampton — Lyrics

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Out among the bracken All the livelong day, Where the birds are singing, And the lambkins play— Where the cooing ringdove And the cuckoo call, While the glorious sunshine Shineth overall. Out among the dewdrops, Ere the sun’s fierce ray Has, with his bright glances, Kiss’d them all away; By the sparkling waters, O’er the rocks that fall, While the glorious sunshine Shineth overall. Out among the clover Where the busy bee Robs the fragrant blossom And the perfumed tree, Where the golden wheatear Standeth straight and tall, While the glorious sunshine Shineth overall. Out among the meadows, Out among the bay, Fill’d with pleasant fancies— Dreaming life away— Gaily let us wander, Free from worldly thrall, While the glorious sunshine Shineth overall. F. P. A. In The Family Herald No. 1418, Vol. XXVII 25 June 1870

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A Summer Song

A Summer Song

By Thomas Crampton
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