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Let Us Wander Where We Will

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1 Let us wander where we will,
something kindred greets us still:
something seen on vale or hill
falls familiar on the heart.

2 Dew and rain fall everywhere,
harvests ripen, flow’rs are fair,
and the whole round earth is bare
to the sunshine and the sun.

3 And the live air, fanned with wings,
bright with breeze and sunshine,
brings into contact distant things,
and makes all the countries one.

Source: Singing the Living Tradition #195

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Author: Robert Louis Stevenson

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Text Information

First Line: Let us wander where we will
Title: Let Us Wander Where We Will
Author: Robert Louis Stevenson
Meter: 7.7.7.7
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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