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I wanted the gold and I sought it I and mucked like a slave
Was it famine or scurvy I fought it I my youth into a grave
I wanted the gold and I got it came out with a last fall
Yet somehow not what I thought it and somehow the gold isn't all

No there's the land have you seen it it's the cussedest that I know
From the big dizzy mountains that screen it to the deep valleys below
Some say God was tired when he made it some say it's a fine to shun
Maybe but there's some that trade it for no land owner and I'm one

You come to get rich that's a good reason you feel like an at first
You hate it like hell for a season and then you're worse than the
It grips you like some kinds of sinning it you from foe to a friend
It it's been since the beginning it seems it will be to the end

I've stood in some mighty mouthed-hollow plumb full of hush to the brim
I've watched the big husky sun wallow in crimson and gold and dim
Till the moon set the pearly peaks gleaming and the stars out neck and crop
And I thought that I surely was dreaming with the of the world piled on top

The summer no was ever the sunshiny woods all a thrill
The grayling a leap in the river the bighorn asleep on a
The strong life that never knows harness the where the caribou call
The freshness the freedom the oh God how I'm stuck on it all

The winter the brightness blinds you the white land locked tight as a drum
The cold fear that follows and you the silence that bludgeons you dumb
The snows are older than history the woods where the weird shadows slant
The the moonlight the myst'ry I'd bade them goodbye but I can't

a land where the mountains are nameless
And the rivers all run God where
There are lives that are erring and aimless and deaths just hang by a hair
are hardships that nobody reckons there are valleys unpeopled and still
There's a land oh how it beckons and beckons and I want to go back and I

making my money diminish I'm sick of the taste of champagne
Thank God when I'm skinned to a finish I'll to the Yukon again
I'll fight and you bet it's no fight it's hell but I've been there before
And it's better than this by a damn sight so me for the Yukon once

There's gold and its haunting and haunting it's me on as of old
Yet it isn't the gold that I'm so much as just finding the gold
It's the great big way up yonder it's the forest where silence has lease
It's the beauty that thrills me wonder it's the stillness that fills me with peace

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