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Amerikanischer Folksong Alternativtitel: I'll Twine 'Mid the Ringlets • Text: Maud Irving (1860 publ.) Melodie: Joseph Philbrick Webster (1860 publ.) bearbeitet von Paniolo
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Wildwood Flower (Originaltext)[Bearbeiten]
- 1st Verse
- I'll C twine F 'mid the C ringlets of my G7 raven black C hair
- The C li- F lies so C pale and the G7 roses so C fair,
- The C myrtle so bright with an F emerald C hue,
- And the C pale aronatus with G7 eyes of bright C blue
- 2nd Verse
- I'll C sing F and I'll C dance, my G7 laugh shall be C gay
- I'll C cease F this wild C weeping drive G7 sorrow a- C way
- Tho' my C heart is now breaking, he F never shall C know
- That his C name made me tremble and my G7 pale cheeks to C glow
- 3rd Verse
- I'll C think F of him C never I'll F7 be wildly C gay
- I'll C charm F ev'ry C heart, and the G7 crowd I will C sway
- I'll C live yet to see him, re- F gret the dark C hour
- When he C won, then neglected, the G7 frail wildwood C flower
- 4th Verse
- He C told F me he C loved me, and G7 promis'd to C love
- Trough C ill F and mis- C fortune, all G7 others a- C bove
- An- C other has won him, ah, F misery to C tell
- He C left me in silence, no G7 word of fare- C well
- 5th Verse
- He C taught F me to C love him, he G7 call'd me his C flower
- That C blos- F som'd for C him all the G7 brighter each C hour
- But I C woke from my dreaming, my F idol was C clay
- My C visions of love have all G7 faded a- C way
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