Songs From London Town
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"\A7HO will tell my love for me, Take the Message o'er the sea To my Dear ?
jr Who will sing my Songs for me, Songs of love and constancy, Sweet and clear?
Who will tell without disguise All my needs, my lover's sighs, Without fear?
Tho' I vow I fain would greet, Such a one I ne'er shall meet Far or near.
Go, dear bird, and take for me This true message o'er the sea To my Love.
(25) SONGS FROM LONDON TOWN.
Carry all my heart's desire, Full of constancy and fire, Thou fond dove.
Go, sweet bird, ...and sing for me, Ever let the refrain be Love, true Love!
MEMORY. I.
THROUGH the stern decree of Fate Parts from me my dearest Mate, As the longest lane must end, This Love Message I now send.
II.
As the brilliance of a Star Travels to us from afar, So to me, though separate, Comes the mem'ry of my Mate.
(26) SONGS FROM LONDON TOWN LOVE'S WORK.
"\A7HEN the World was very young, 'Ere the Poets' songs were sung, Love the Conqu'ror was supreme.
Now the World is very old, Love, alas ! is bought and sold Constancy a passing dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"\A7HO will tell my love for me, Take the Message o'er the sea To my Dear ?
jr Who will sing my Songs for me, Songs of love and constancy, Sweet and clear?
Who will tell without disguise All my needs, my lover's sighs, Without fear?
Tho' I vow I fain would greet, Such a one I ne'er shall meet Far or near.
Go, dear bird, and take for me This true message o'er the sea To my Love.
(25) SONGS FROM LONDON TOWN.
Carry all my heart's desire, Full of constancy and fire, Thou fond dove.
Go, sweet bird, ...and sing for me, Ever let the refrain be Love, true Love!
MEMORY. I.
THROUGH the stern decree of Fate Parts from me my dearest Mate, As the longest lane must end, This Love Message I now send.
II.
As the brilliance of a Star Travels to us from afar, So to me, though separate, Comes the mem'ry of my Mate.
(26) SONGS FROM LONDON TOWN LOVE'S WORK.
"\A7HEN the World was very young, 'Ere the Poets' songs were sung, Love the Conqu'ror was supreme.
Now the World is very old, Love, alas ! is bought and sold Constancy a passing dream.
What to read after Songs From London Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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