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A village Chorus is supposed to be assembled and about to	A
commence its festive procession	B
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Written for the birthday of the Duchess Louisa of Weimar	C
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CHORUS	D
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THE festal day hail ye	E
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With garlands of pleasure	F
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And dances' soft measure	F
With rapture commingled	G
And sweet choral song	H
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DAMON	B
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Oh how I yearn from out the crowd to flee	E
What joy a secret glade would give to me	E
Amid the throng the turmoil here	I
Confined the plain the breezes e'en appear	J
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CHORUS	D
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Now order it truly	E
That ev'ry one duly	E
May roam and may wander	F
Now here and now yonder	F
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The meadows along	H
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The Chorus retreats gradually and the song becomes fainter and	K
fainter till it dies away in the distance	L
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DAMON	B
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In vain ye call in vain would lure me on	M
True my heart speaks but with itself alone	N
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And if I may view	A
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A blessing fraught land	O
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The heaven's clear blue	A
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And the plain's verdant hue	A
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Alone I'll rejoice	P
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Undisturbed by man's voice	P
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And there I'll pay homage	Q
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To womanly merit	R
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Observe it in spirit	R
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In spirit pay homage	Q
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To echo alone	N
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Shall my secret be known	N
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CHORUS	D
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Faintly mingling with Damon's song in the distance	L
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To echo alone	N
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Shall my secret be known	N
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MENALCAS	L
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My friend why meet I here with thee	E
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Thou hast'nest not to join the festal throng	H
No longer stay but come with me	E
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And mingle in the dance and song	H
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DAMON	B
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Thou'rt welcome friend but suffer me to roam	S
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Where these old beeches hide me from man's view	A
Love seeks in solitude a home	S
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And homage may retreat there too	A
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MENALCAS	L
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Thou seekest here a spurious fame	T
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And hast a mind to day to grieve me	E
Love as thy portion thou mayst claim	T
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But homage thou must share with all believe me	E
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When their voices thousands raise	L
And the dawn of morning praise	L
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Rapture bringing	U
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Blithely singing	U
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On before us	L
Heart and ear in pleasure vie	V
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And when thousands join in chorus	L
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With the feelings brightly glowing	U
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And the wishes overflowing	U
Forcibly they'll bear thee high	V
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The Chorus gradually approaches from the distance	L
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DAMON	B
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Distant strains are hither wending	U
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And I'm gladden'd by the throng	H
Yes they're coming yes descending	U
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To the valley from the height	W
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MENALCAS	L
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Let us haste our footsteps blending	U
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With the rhythm of the song	H
Yes they come their course they're bending	U
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Tow'rd the wood's green sward so bright	W
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CHORUS	L
Gradually becoming louder	F
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Yes we hither come attending	U
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With the harmony of song	H
As the hours their race are ending	U
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On this day of blest delight	W
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ALL	X
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Let none reveal	Y
The thoughts we feel	Y
The aims we own	N
Let joy alone	N
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Disclose the story	E
She'll prove it right	W
And her delight	W
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Includes the glory	E
Includes the bliss	L
Of days like this	L

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe

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