Victor August Herbert piosenki

I recall the mad delight Of a lovely dance, And a stroll into a night, Trembling with romance. There he told me of my charms, How could I resist? Suddenly within his arms I was held and kissed! Oh, that Kiss in the dark Was to him just a lark, But to me 'twas...

1. Once more I crave to let me tell thee How precious dear, thou art to me, This life would seem to me so lovely If thou should'st ne'er remember me, if thou should'st ne'er remember me. CHORUS (repeat twice after each verse) Ah! love me Ah! love me World's a...

Ah! sweet mystery of life, at last I've found thee, Ah! I know at last the secret of it all; All the longing, seeking, striving, waiting, yearning, The burning hopes, the joy and idle tears that fall! For 'tis love, and love alone, the world is seeking; And 't...

1. He's a lad from County Claze, 'Tis the wild ones comes from there; An' be sure 'tis in his coat a rogue you'll see. O'er the girls he casts a spell, Oh, I know that very well, (For bechune us from that spell I am not free?) There's no colleen in the land Co...

[1.] Beware of the hawk, my baby, Beware of the hawk, my child! It flies in wide, wide circles And turns upon the wing, Too quick for the eye to follow; Beware! Beware! Beware! [2.] Lie down in the nest, my baby, Lie down in the nect, my child; The willowboug...

1. You know the yarn of Puss-in-Boots, Of Jack who climbed the beanstalk shoots, Of Orpheus, who charmes the brutes, All popular fairy tales. There are Bopeep and Red Riding Hood, Likewise the Babies of the Wood, And Jack who 'gainst the giant stood, All favor...

1. The birds of the forest are calling for thee And the shades and the glades are lonely; Summer is there with her blossoms fair, And you are absent only. No bird that nests in the greenwood tree But sighs to greet you and kiss you, All the violets yearn, year...

1. In thy garden fair, with blossoms blooming, Roses fill the air with their perfuming. By the trysting tree, You know it well, dear, Lone I wait for thee, my love to tell, dear. Hear me. [REFRAIN sung after each verse] Hear me, Madonna mia. In my singing All...

1. If a steamship weighed ten thousand tons And sailed five thousand miles, With a cargo large of overshoes, And carving knives and files, If the mates were almost six feet high, And the bos'n near the same, Would you subtract or multiply, To find the captain'...

1. I envy the bird within its rage, Whose song to her is no denied, His love for her he may assuage, But song, and in her pressence may abide. I envy the red rose in her hair; The wand'ring breeze caressing her fair face; But I, alas! can scarcely dare To look...

1. I seem to have known you my whole life long. Yet only today I found you -- Your were the soul in ev'ry song, All beauty has gather'd around you, You have been to the worship of distant days, As a star in the dusk above you, And I knew when we met in the wor...

1. The picture of Mary was in my heart When I sailed over the sea. It filled me with sorrow that we should part' For she was Ireland to me. Sure I know what it is to be lonesome, No sweetheart and far from home. Refrain I dreamed of Mary and Ireland, And in...

Always it seemed the dreams I dreamed Were in vain, in vain, I prayed that they might come true, Yet I knew that dreams seldom do. Long were the hours, and writher'd the flow'rs untill Today; I have found somebody, somebody who will make my life blossom anew....

When the twinkling stars are coming in the purple afterglow, And the soft guitars are strumming Gondoliers are humming low I am longing and I'm yearning, For a boat that's out to sea. Fondest memories are burning And I'm calling tenderly. Bring back my beauti...

[Philip] My fair bride that is to be Is perfection, I agree, Cold perfection, chisled marble, nothing more. [Elaine] What do I hear? [Philip] And her heart is like a pearl, She's a goddess, not a girl, Well, the polar regions others may explore! [Elaine] Is he...

1. When a girl is in the ballet operatic She has a gorgeous chance for breaking hearts, She's the object of attentions quite ecstatic, From young and aged patrons of the arts. With serenades they nearly make me frantic, With lack of sleep I am distracted quite...

1. Do you remember, Angeline, That heartless "Human Snake" Who won my heart in an other part And gave that heart a break? I'll sing you now of my sweet revenge, 'Twas retributiojn stern; She fell in love with a tattooed man Who broke her heart in turn. Ah! [C...

1. When you've grown up dears And are as old as I, You'll often ponder on the years That roll on swiftly by My dears, that roll so swiftly by And of the many lands You will have journeyed through You'll oft recall The best of all The land your childhood knew!...

Under an oak one fine June morn, Unostentatiously was born A babe, ordained for fickly fate, To play with far from lightly, To play with far from lightly. Now thrived and grew this bane apace, In stature high with added grace The forest broad for his estate, A...

1. From his lair in the mountains at night When the moon's behind a cloud, The bandit comes and raids the town, And ev'ry peasant is cowed. He carries off girls and he steals the sheep, And naught but the devil can match you. And the crone that hushes the chil...