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Where the Roads Lead

When, I pass by a crowd Or walk the winding lane, A thought crosses my mind Then it drives me insane; Find most mortals scurrying Running their daily chores, Shackled to their bondings Knocking on different doors; Do they know not the truth – Their final resting yard? Would lie under a bough Where the ground’s cold and hard; Wry lives of slavery At last to be set free, Oh how long it takes them To reach the cemetery! ***********

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