Clamavi De Profundis - Roads go ever on

The R^Eoad goes ever ^Aon and ^Eon, D^Down from the door where^Bsus it b^Began. Now ^Efar ahead the R^Aoad has g^Eone, And ^AI must f^Bollow, i^Af I c^Ean, Purs^Euing it with e^Aager f^Eeet, U^Dntil it joins some l^Bsusarger w^Bay Where m^Eany paths and e^Arrands ^Emeet. And w^Ahither t^Bhen? I c^Aannot s^Eay.

^AmRoads go ever e^Fver ^Amon, Over r^Fock and under ^Gtree, By c^Caves where never s^Amun has sh^Cone, By st^Freams that never f^Amind the s^Gea; Over s^Amnow by winter s^Fown, And through the me^Dmrry flowers of Ju^Fne, Over g^Crass and over st^Gone, And u^Fnder mountains ^Amin the m^Goon.

R^Amoads go ever e^Fver ^Amon Under cl^Foud and under s^Gtar, Yet f^Ceet that wander^Aming have g^Cone Turn at l^Fast to h^Amome a^Gfar. Eyes that f^Amire and sword have s^Feen And horror ^Dmin the halls of st^Fone Look at l^Cast on meadows g^Green And t^Frees and hills they l^Among have k^Gnown.

The R^Doad goes ever ^Gon and ^Don O^Gut from the door wher^Asuse it be^Agan. Now f^Dar ahead the R^Goad has g^Done, Let o^Gthers f^Aollow i^Gt who c^Dan! Let t^Dhem a journey n^Gew beg^Din, But ^GI at last with ^Asusweary f^Aeet Will t^Durn towards the l^Gighted i^Dnn, My e^Gvening-r^Aest and s^Gleep to m^Deet.