The Modern Scottish Minstrel , Volume I. - The Songs of Scotland of the past half century by Various
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THE SEASON COMES WHEN FIRST WE MET. The season comes when first we met, But you return no more; Why cannot I the days forget, Which time can ne'er restore? O! days too sweet, too bright to last, Are you, indeed, for ever past? The fleeting shadows of delight, In memory I trace; In fancy stop their rapid flight, And all the past replace; But, ah! I wake to endless woes, And tears the fading visions close! OH, TUNEFUL VOICE! I STILL DEPLORE. Oh, tuneful voice! I still deplore Those accents which, though heard no more, Still vibrate in my heart; |
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