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Three Songs : the words from Heine , opus 6

by Garnet Wolseley Cox

?. Those azure eyes

Language: English 
Those azure eyes
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?. In the dreamy wood I wander

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In the dreamy wood I wander
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2. Soft and gently through my soul  [sung text not yet checked]

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[Soft]1 and gently through my soul
 Sweetest bells are ringing,
Speed you forth, my little song,
 Of springtime blithely singing!

Speed you onward to a house
 Where sweet flowers are fleeting!
If, perchance, a rose you see,
 Say, I send her greeting!

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1 Hadley: "Softly"; further changes may exist not shown above.