Tonalité : C major
Verse 1
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I'd like to finish with the Four Rivers,
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and the reading from
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Pablo Neruda's
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Let the Rail Splitter Awake.
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Here's the story of the
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four rivers
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That the eyes of the world are on
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They're called the Thames,
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the Mississippi,
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and the Yangtze, and the Dun n.
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All the four rivers,
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apart as they could be,
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But they discovered how to get together,
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Where the rivers roll to the sea.
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River rolling down to the open
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sea.
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Here's the story of four sailors,
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That the eyes of the world are on.
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Their names are John,
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and John, Paul, and Tommy,
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and a fourth is named Yvonne.
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Of a four rivers,
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and raised them separately.
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But they discovered how to
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get together,
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When they all sailed down to the sea,
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River rolling down to
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the open sea.
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Now the people of the four rivers
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must be friends,
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as time moves on,
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beside the Thames,
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the Mis sissippi,
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and the Yersey, and the Dun n.
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For the four rivers,
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wherever men may be,
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They must discover how to
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live together
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While the rivers roll to the sea,
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River rolling down to the open sea.
Verse 2
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