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Ten Thousand Years From Now

They still believe, in old Japan, Should lovers live their earthly span

Without fulfillment of desire, Or leave unquenched lovds sacred fire,

Theill live again to love at last, When ten thousand years have passed.

Ten thousand years seem a long, long time To wait for a dream to come true,

Yet 'twould seem but a day dreaming cent'ries away, To wake at the end with you.

For I know just as sure a s our souls endure, we'll meet somewhere, somehow,

And 1'11 wake to your song, with a love just as strong, Ten thousand years from now.

No lapse of time nor length of space Can dim the mem'ry of your face;

No tales ten thousand tongues might tell Can change in me your magic spell,

Nor still the song within my soul, Tho1 ten thousand years unroll.

J. Keirn Brennan

Ten Thousand Years From Now Lyrics by.

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And evening shadows fall, And in the W e t the glad hours rest

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And peace broods over all; U d in my heart a prayer is born

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Thank God for life and you. Thaalr God for the flow're on the hillside,

The cool gentle shower of rain;

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