Morgen werden viel Sterne scheinen, Morgen wirst du nach mir weinen Und ins tote Fenster spähn. Dann hinauf zum Glanz der Ferne Wirst du fliehn, und tausend Sterne, All die stillen kleinen Sterne Wirst du durch zwei helle Tränen Groß wie Sonnen zittern sehn.
Zwei Gesänge , opus 44
by Walter Braunfels (1882 - 1954)
1. Sternenlied  [sung text not yet checked]
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- by Hans Carossa (1878 - 1956), "Sternenlied"
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Blasser Mond mit blau verschomm'nem Rande Schwebte über tageshellem Lande. Als ich in die Schlucht stieg, um zu trinken, Da begann sein heimlich stärkres Blinken. Nun, im tiefen, dunklen Quellengrund, Leuchtet er wie in der Dämmerstunde.
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- by Hans Carossa (1878 - 1956), "Blasser Mond"
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