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SOMETHING has made the world so changed, / Something is lost from field and sky, / And the earth and sun are sadly estranged, / And the songs of Nature seemed turned to a cry.

Yet I heard my blithe little neighbor tell / How fair is the spring to see.

Ah, well, -- / Perhaps the change is in me.

Something has gone from your smile, sweetheart; / Something I miss from your look, your tone.

Though you stand quite near, we are still apart, / You may clasp me close, but I feel alone.

Yet over and over your love you tell, / And as you say, it must be.

Ah, well, -- / Perhaps the change is in me.

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