Songs Sung And Unsung
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69 Gillian.
(Set to Music by Charles Bethune) ■9 T SAW you passing, Gillian, Under my window wide ; And twenty steps have brought me To your side.
Here in the old rose garden I love to see you best. For all the world a rose-bud Like the rest.
And will you scold me, Gillian ?
And have I done amiss, To dye your roses redder With a kiss ?
^^ 70 Translated from the French of Frangois Coppie. (Set to Music by TlVADAR Nachez) >> VVTHEN I behold a pure white rose Open 'neath skies of summer blue, Ever... my heart more heavy grows : 'Tis that it makes me dream of you, When I behold a rose.
When I behold the evening star. Why must I check the rising tear ?
'Tis that your eyes as radiant are. And I would fain that you were near. When I behold a star.
When autumn swallows southward fly, Vanished till April comes anew, Why does my heart within me die ? 'Tis that I'm exiled far from you, When swallows southward fly.
71* (Arranged by Arthur Somervell) 1st voice. ^~'\ WHERE have you been my pretty Kathleen, When the day was first beginnin' ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
69 Gillian.
(Set to Music by Charles Bethune) ■9 T SAW you passing, Gillian, Under my window wide ; And twenty steps have brought me To your side.
Here in the old rose garden I love to see you best. For all the world a rose-bud Like the rest.
And will you scold me, Gillian ?
And have I done amiss, To dye your roses redder With a kiss ?
^^ 70 Translated from the French of Frangois Coppie. (Set to Music by TlVADAR Nachez) >> VVTHEN I behold a pure white rose Open 'neath skies of summer blue, Ever... my heart more heavy grows : 'Tis that it makes me dream of you, When I behold a rose.
When I behold the evening star. Why must I check the rising tear ?
'Tis that your eyes as radiant are. And I would fain that you were near. When I behold a star.
When autumn swallows southward fly, Vanished till April comes anew, Why does my heart within me die ? 'Tis that I'm exiled far from you, When swallows southward fly.
71* (Arranged by Arthur Somervell) 1st voice. ^~'\ WHERE have you been my pretty Kathleen, When the day was first beginnin' ?
What to read after Songs Sung And Unsung?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Boulton to read onlineMoreLess
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