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Lieder und Gesänge im Volkston: Neue Gesänge, zweites Heft

by Ferdinand Kamm (1845 - 1897)

2. Ständchen  [sung text not yet checked]

Language: German (Deutsch) 
Wieg' Dich ein, mein holdes Liebchen, 
In den schönsten Liebestraum;  
Laß die Äuglein traut sich schließen, 
Hörst Du doch den Sänger kaum. 

Einen Gruß nur will ich senden 
Leise zu Dir noch empor, 
Muß mein Sehnen auch verhallen 
In dem nächt'gen Nebelflor. 

Nun schütz' Gott Dein süßes Leben, 
Englein mögen Dich umschweben! 

Text Authorship:

  • by Hugo Grabow , "Ständchen", subtitle: "Akrostichon"

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Confirmed with Erzähler zum Fürther Tagblatt [das Sonntagsblatt], dreiundzwanzigster Jahrgang, ed. by Johann Paulus, Fürth: Julius Volkhardt, 1863, page 364. Appears in issue no. 91.


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