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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==
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{{Text|English|
''Text used with permission''
''Text used with permission''


What wondrous walk of feet and wing<br>
What wondrous walk of feet and wing
What laughter richochets off the hills<br>
What laughter richochets off the hills
What hope of white birded flight am I<br>
What hope of white birded flight am I
This heart knows boundless thrills<br>
This heart knows boundless thrills
<br>
 
The sea is mine and so the shore<br>
The sea is mine and so the shore
The mountains all know my name<br>
The mountains all know my name
and from smallest frog to the largest beast<br>
and from smallest frog to the largest beast
I am forever fame<br>
I am forever fame
<br>
 
I kiss the sky<br>
I kiss the sky
I embrace the fog<br>
I embrace the fog
I blow kisses to all four winds<br>
I blow kisses to all four winds
In merry thanks and joyful dance<br>
In merry thanks and joyful dance
for the fabulous oddity of all things<br>
for the fabulous oddity of all things
<br>
 
Today the hawk and I are one<br>
Today the hawk and I are one
So to the leaf and flower<br>
So to the leaf and flower
I am the sand between his toes<br>
I am the sand between his toes
and the clock as it tolls the hour<br>
and the clock as it tolls the hour
<br>
 
Kiss deep the sweet serendipity<br>
Kiss deep the sweet serendipity
for it's all we really have<br>
for it's all we really have
of proof of pure serenity<br>
of proof of pure serenity
and a driver for all lands<br>
and a driver for all lands
<br>
 
Thank you sky<br>
Thank you sky
Thank you wind<br>
Thank you wind
Thank you Water and Fire<br>
Thank you Water and Fire
Thank you Man and Woman and Life<br>
Thank you Man and Woman and Life
<br>
 
For the joys and pains<br>
For the joys and pains
the losses and gains<br>
the losses and gains
that make up each and every life.<br>
that make up each and every life.
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Editor: Joseph G. Stephens (submitted 2008-05-30).   Score information: Letter, 5 pages, 49 kB   Copyright: Personal
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Title: What Wondrous Walk of Feet and Wing
Composer: Joseph G. Stephens
Lyricist: Ingrid Showalter Swift (b. 1963)

Number of voices: 4vv   Voicing: SATB

Genre: SecularPartsong

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

Published: 2008

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Original text and translations

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Text used with permission

What wondrous walk of feet and wing
What laughter richochets off the hills
What hope of white birded flight am I
This heart knows boundless thrills

The sea is mine and so the shore
The mountains all know my name
and from smallest frog to the largest beast
I am forever fame

I kiss the sky
I embrace the fog
I blow kisses to all four winds
In merry thanks and joyful dance
for the fabulous oddity of all things

Today the hawk and I are one
So to the leaf and flower
I am the sand between his toes
and the clock as it tolls the hour

Kiss deep the sweet serendipity
for it's all we really have
of proof of pure serenity
and a driver for all lands

Thank you sky
Thank you wind
Thank you Water and Fire
Thank you Man and Woman and Life

For the joys and pains
the losses and gains
that make up each and every life.