The Summer sun shines soft and gentle The flowers bloom in yonder vale The cuckoo's note I hear resounding From Carrickatee's lone shady dale II Delighted now, I wandered lonely, So fair inviting was the day To trace my steps along the mountain My inclination bent that way. III Projecting rocks, wild and romantic Soared aloft before my view A murmuring stream around her borders Its winding course did not pursue IV In Carrickatee, so famed, and ancient No human being once did dwell, No voice was heard except the hunter's Resounding thro' the mossy dell.
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