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Web Opera
A Greek Slave The Girl of my Heart
Song No. 22
Diomed and Chorus
Song — Diomed
Diomed:
- There's one whom I worship alone
- The sweetest and best;
- And if I may call her my own,
- What matters the rest?
- But if that is rapture too rare,
- And never may be,
- Then please you, though others are fair,
- Then none is for me!
- My love may be born a princess,
- My love may be lowly of birth;
- Whichever she be, I confess
- To me she is queen of the earth!
- Though poverty's path she may tread,
- Or reign in her splendour apart,
- None else will I worship or wed,
- For she is the girl of my heart!
Chorus:
- For she is the girl,
Diomed:
- The girl of my heart!
Chorus | Diomed |
For she is the girl, the girl of my heart! | For she is the girl of my heart! |
Diomed:
- No doubt a princess my be sweet,
- And tender and true;
- I'm sure I should kneel at her feet,
- If I were but you;
- But what are her beauties to me,
- Her graces so fine,
- If she doesn't happen to be
- The girl who is mine?
- My love may be born a princess,
- My love may be lowly of birth;
- Whichever she be, I confess
- To me she is queen of the earth!
- Though poverty's path she may tread,
- Or reign in her splendour apart,
- None else will I worship or wed,
- For she is the girl of my heart!
Chorus:
- For she is the girl,
Diomed:
- The girl of my heart!
Chorus | Diomed |
For she is the girl, the girl of my heart! | For she is the girl of my heart! |
(Song over, Saturnalia revellers exit)
Page updated 23 June 2004
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