CHORUS.

"We are free, we are free, in our realms of air,

We list to no sorrow, we own no care;

We hold our carousals aloft with the stars,

Where they glitter along in their golden cars,

We frolic and bound with the playful wave,

Which the prison-like confines of earth doth lave;

We are glad, we are glad, and in breeze or in blast,

We will sport round the world as long as 'twill last."

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