From every cradle to wreathe,
Till the time to depart,
These words forever do breathe
In every human heart:
“Many a tale, many a word, many
A song of joy and woe;
A fortune writ, in every soul, tiny
The lore, of what we know.”
From every cradle to wreathe,
Till the time to depart,
These words forever do breathe
In every human heart:
“Many a tale, many a word, many
A song of joy and woe;
A fortune writ, in every soul, tiny
The lore, of what we know.”
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