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<b>Additional notes:</b> Solo voice, SATB, or whatever, preferably with piano accompaniment. | <b>Additional notes:</b> Solo voice, SATB, or whatever, preferably with piano accompaniment. | ||
'''Silent Worship''' | |||
Did you not hear My Lady | |||
Go down the garden singing | |||
Blackbird and thrush were silent | |||
To hear the alleys ringing... | |||
Oh saw you not My Lady | |||
Out in the garden there | |||
Shaming the rose and lily | |||
For she is twice as fair. | |||
Though I am nothing to her | |||
Though she must rarely look at me | |||
And though I could never woo her | |||
I love her till I die. | |||
Surely you heard My Lady | |||
Go down the garden singing | |||
Silencing all the songbirds | |||
And setting the alleys ringing... | |||
But surely you see My Lady | |||
Out in the garden there | |||
Rivaling the glittering sunshine | |||
With a glory of golden hair. | |||
Revision as of 10:58, 24 July 2006
Title: Did you not see my lady
Composer: George Frideric Handel
Date of request: 2003-07-24
Status: Requested
Requested by: Diane Ellerton
Additional notes: Solo voice, SATB, or whatever, preferably with piano accompaniment. Silent Worship
Did you not hear My Lady Go down the garden singing Blackbird and thrush were silent To hear the alleys ringing... Oh saw you not My Lady Out in the garden there Shaming the rose and lily For she is twice as fair.
Though I am nothing to her Though she must rarely look at me And though I could never woo her I love her till I die.
Surely you heard My Lady Go down the garden singing Silencing all the songbirds And setting the alleys ringing...
But surely you see My Lady Out in the garden there Rivaling the glittering sunshine With a glory of golden hair.