She comes all so gently
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A voice in the dusk
Song Cycle by Cecil Armstrong Gibbs (1889 - 1960)
1. Spring
Text Authorship:
- by John Irvine (1903 - 1964), appears in A Voice in the Dusk, first published 1932
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2. In the faery hills
A horn in the distance calling
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3. The wind comes softly
The wind comes softly
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4. Moon magic
A young moon comes with silver feet And passing down the quiet street Upon the roadway still and white She spills her pools of silver light Along the thatch among the trees Spreading her silver tapestries Till ev'ry wooded place is made A fairyland of light and shade And houses in the hamlet seem Like castles in a land of dream
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- by John Irvine (1903 - 1964), appears in A Voice in the Dusk, first published 1932
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