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There.
   Oh that I were buried!
Never any wearied dreaming,
No more night and no more seeming,
Truth's eternal splendor beaming,
      There.

   Oh! if I were buried,
They who leave me to my sighing,
Would repent above my dying,
But I should not hear their crying
      There.