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No. 21 - Song - Harry - "At my lady's feet."
| Harry: | There's an eye that is watching me all unseen, A bold dark eye with a winsome light; It shines 'neath the brow of my love, my queen, And I'll ne'er do aught to offend its sight, I'll follow the radiance its soft beams cast, 'Twill draw my heart to it from afar, And I'll reach the haven of love at last As the mariner steers by his guiding star, his guiding star. So watch me, watch me with censure keen, And cheer me onward with glances sweet, For I'll keep my heart and my honour clean To lay them both at my lady's feet, For I'll keep my heart and my honour clean, And lay them both at my lady's feet. |
| There's an eye that is watching me all unseen, A soft dark eye with a glorious light; Tho' I know not all that its glance may mean, I know that it bids me keep honour bright, And oh, my dreams shall be sweet and pure From the fall of night till the sun shall rise, And naught can trouble me while I'm sure That the love light shines in my lady's eyes, in my lady's eyes. So watch me, watch me with censure keen, And cheer me onward with glances sweet, For I'll keep my heart and my honour clean To lay them both at my lady's feet, For I'll keep my heart and my honour clean, And lay them both at my lady's feet. |
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Page modified 5 January 2017