The Pirates Of Penzance (opera)
The Pirates Of Penzance (opera) - Sighing Softly To The River songtekst
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Major-Genral: Sighing softly to the river, Comes the loving breeze; Setting nature all a quiver, Rustling thro' the trees- Pirates & Police: Thro' the trees. Major-Genral: And the brook, with rippling measure Laughs for very love, While the poplars, in their pleasure, Wave their arms above. Pirates & Police: Yes, the trees for very love, Wave their leafy arms above. All: River, river, little river, May thy loving prosper ever, Heaven speed thee poplar tree, May thy wooing happy be, Heaven speed thee poplar tress, May thy wooing happy be! Major-General: Yet, the breeze is but a rover; When he wings a way! Brook and poplar mourn a lover! Sighing, "Well a day!" Pirates & Police: "Well a day!" Major-General: Ah, the doing and undoing That the rogue could tell; When the breeze is out a wooing, Who can woo so well? Pirates & Police: Shocking tales the rogue could tell, Nobody can woo so well. All: Pretty brook, thy dream is over, For thy love is but a rover; Sad the lot of poplar trees, Courted by a fickle breeze, Sad the lot of poplar trees, Courted by a fickle breeze!