These Seven Men
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These Seven Men
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He's gone away for to stay a little while but he's comin' back
if he goes ten thousand miles.
Who are these seven men whose path leads them so far and shake
our minds to wonder who they are?
They scout the new frontier to find the surest way and they look
to us for they have shown the way.
They're gone away for to stay a little while but they're comin'
back if they go ten thousand miles.
What is there left to look to that yet has not been done. What
West is there if all the Wests are won?
Look not back o'er your shoulder but high above your head. These
seven men have shown the way.
These seven men have said,
"We've gone away for to stay a little while but we're
comin' back if we go ten thousand miles. We're gone, gone
away."
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