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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Mount Rainier National Park


MOUNT RAINIER NATURE NOTES
Vol. IX September, 1931 No. 9

Issued monthly during the winter months, semi-monthly during the summer months, by the educational department of Mount Rainier National Park.
C. Frank Brockman,
Park Naturalist.
O. A. Tomlinson,
Superintendent.


Mountain Music.

  1. Far, far away their snowy peaks I see;
    Far, far away their voices call to me,
    And in my soul the echoes surge and roll -
    I hear the mountain voices calling softly to me.

             Chorus

    I'm coming, I'm coming, and my heart is light and free.
    I hear the mountain voices calling softly to me.

  2. Nearer I come to where the snowfields gleam.
    Higher I climb, my mate the running stream;
    And as I rise closer to azure skies,
    My heart lifts high at voices calling softly to me.

  3. Now over crags still up I press and on -
    Still step by step where icy dangers yawn -
    Where glistening slopes like shiny blessed hopes
    Invite and lure, their voices calling softly to me.

  4. On till at last I reach the top-most tip,
    Then will my soul burst forth from joyful lip;
    Then in with cloud my soul in rapture bowed,
    I hush my heart to hear God calling softly to me.

    (sing to the tune of "Old BlackJoe".
    See also last page).

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