[00:00.00]From childhood's hour I have not been as others were -
[00:05.52]I have not seen as others saw -
[00:08.95]I could not bring my passions from a comon spring.
[00:14.43]From the same source I have not taken my sorrow;
[00:19.07]I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone.
[00:25.19]And all I lov'd I lov'd alone.
[00:28.54]Then - in my childhood -
[00:30.49]in the dawn of a most stormy life was drawn
[00:35.83]from every depth of good and ill
[00:39.15]the mystery which binds me still:
[00:42.83]From the torrent, or the fountain,
[00:46.17]from the red cliff of the mountain,
[00:49.76]from the sun that `round me roll'd
[00:53.20]in it's autumn tint of gold
[00:56.89]from the lightning in the sky
[01:00.36]as it pass'd me flying by
[01:03.76]from the thunder and the storm,
[01:07.25]and the cloud that took the form
[01:10.87]when the rest of heaven was blue
[01:14.31]of a demon in my view
[01:25.08]From childhood's hour I have not been as others were -
[01:30.11]I have not seen as others saw -
[01:33.64]I could not bring my passions from a comon spring.
[01:39.03]From the same source I have not taken my sorrow;
[01:43.82]I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone.
[01:49.84]And all I lov'd I lov'd alone.
[01:53.32]Then - in my childhood -
[01:55.32]in the dawn of a most stormy life was drawn
[02:00.26]from every depth of good and ill
[02:03.78]the mystery which binds me still:
[02:07.63]From the torrent, or the fountain,
[02:10.90]from the red cliff of the mountain,
[02:14.38]from the sun that `round me roll'd
[02:18.03]in it's autumn tint of gold
[02:21.57]from the lightning in the sky
[02:24.99]as it pass'd me flying by
[02:28.50]from the thunder and the storm,
[02:32.02]and the cloud that took the form
[02:35.71]when the rest of heaven was blue
[02:39.14]of a demon in my view
[02:49.82]From childhood's hour I have not been as others were -
[02:54.80]I have not seen as others saw -
[02:58.38]I could not bring my passions from a comon spring.
[03:03.76]From the same source I have not taken my sorrow;
[03:08.50]I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone.
[03:14.37]And all I lov'd I lov'd alone.
[03:17.80]Then - in my childhood -
[03:19.90]in the dawn of a most stormy life was drawn
[03:25.05]from every depth of good and ill
[03:28.42]the mystery which binds me still:
[03:31.75]From the torrent, or the fountain,
[03:35.58]from the red cliff of the mountain,
[03:39.06]from the sun that `round me roll'd
[03:42.61]in it's autumn tint of gold
[03:46.20]from the lightning in the sky
[03:49.77]as it pass'd me flying by
[03:53.20]from the thunder and the storm,
[03:56.68]and the cloud that took the form
[04:00.31]when the rest of heaven was blue
[04:04.06]of a demon in my view
[04:13.95]From childhood's hour I have not been as others were -
[04:19.21]I have not seen as others saw -
[04:22.63]I could not bring my passions from a comon spring.
[04:27.97]From the same source I have not taken my sorrow;
[04:32.75]I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone.
[04:38.67]And all I lov'd I lov'd alone.
[04:42.16]Then - in my childhood -
[04:44.16]in the dawn of a most stormy life was drawn
[04:49.23]from every depth of good and ill
[04:53.30]the mystery which binds me still:
[04:56.41]From the torrent, or the fountain,
[04:59.94]from the red cliff of the mountain,
[05:03.53]from the sun that `round me roll'd
[05:06.97]in it's autumn tint of gold
[05:10.50]from the lightning in the sky
[05:13.99]as it pass'd me flying by
[05:17.47]from the thunder and the storm,
[05:20.96]and the cloud that took the form
[05:24.59]when the rest of heaven was blue
[05:28.25]of a demon in my view
[05:38.27]From childhood's hour I have not been as others were -
[05:43.44]I have not seen as others saw -
[05:47.07]I could not bring my passions from a comon spring.
[05:52.26]From the same source I have not taken my sorrow;
[05:57.08]I could not awaken my heart to joy at the same tone.
[06:03.11]And all I lov'd I lov'd alone.
[06:06.34]Then - in my childhood -
[06:08.43]in the dawn of a most stormy life was drawn
[06:13.53]from every depth of good and ill
[06:17.06]the mystery which binds me still.