Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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page 81 of 131 (61%)
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In ye!
Away! The Mighty Must alone Shall be! Ballad: A Mirage Were I thy bride, Then the whole world beside Were not too wide To hold my wealth of love - Were I thy bride! Upon thy breast My loving head would rest, As on her nest The tender turtle-dove - Were I thy bride! This heart of mine Would be one heart with thine, And in that shrine Our happiness would dwell - Were I thy bride! And all day long Our lives should be a song: No grief, no wrong Should make my heart rebel - |
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