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Texts by G. Bachlund set in Art Songs and Choral Works

 § Author § 

Gary Bachlund (b. 1947)

Website: http://www.bachlund.org/

(Also see this author's vocal compositions.)

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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Titles used by the text author appear in boldface. First lines appear in italics.
A language code in a blue rectangle like ENG indicates that a translation to that language is available.
A grey rectangle like FRE indicates a particular translation (usually one set to music) exists but isn't yet available.

  • Abel (Cain's eyes are not pleasing to God) FRE
  • A bit of seed was lying around (The seed) -
  • A blond cork reflected on himself FRE (The Song of the blond Cork) -
  • A catchy tune abhorred a dove (Catchy tune and dove) -
  • Account balance (I have felt much love)
  • A clever man honors the pig (Inner worth) -
  • A cow, that sat in a swallow's nest (Cow) -
  • A cuckoo's egg dropped from a tree (The egg) -
  • A dog ran through the kitchen (A dog ran through the kitchen) IRI
  • A drunkard's dream (I was drunk and dreaming)
  • Advertisement (Wanted: a puppy)
  • Aesop and the Donkey (The donkey spoke to Aesop: "When you propose)
  • A finch piped up in an apple tree (Finch and Frog) -
  • A Government Song (The way to manage debt) - G. Bachlund
  • A great genius (There was a briquette, a great genius)
  • A great star shall fall in my bosom FRE (Reconciliation) -
  • A grim-faced ass spoke prayerfully FRE (Mister and Missus Ass) -
  • A hedgehog sat on a stone FIN (Hedgehog and Hedge-hag) -
  • A herring loved an oyster
  • A Ichthyosaur did slowly roll (Prehistoric ballad) -
  • A jewish child (You are a child like all others) FRE
  • A Jew is made out of twenty-eight percent fear (Chutzpah) -
  • A larynx suffered a migraine (A larynx) -
  • A larynx (A larynx suffered a migraine)
  • A liar's tale (I will sing to you and will not dissemble)
  • A Litany of Finger Pointing (Who's responsible for the plague?) - G. Bachlund
  • A Litany of Symptoms (I do not like the way I feel) - G. Bachlund
  • A little campanula CAT FRE ITA (Two equals) -
  • A little dog, that hadn't recently (The big and little dogs) -
  • A little feather flew over the land (The feather) -
  • A little fellow stands in the woods (Riddle) -
  • a little man (so, I ask) -
  • A little piece of Brie cheese (Under the table) -
  • A little song, how does it take shape (A little song) -
  • A little song (A little song, how does it take shape)
  • A little spark would soon surprise (The spark) -
  • A little stone rolled down snappily (The stone) -
  • A little tiny deer stood on a little tiny tree (In the park) -
  • A lizard (Blindly towards a pond)
  • All men are the Redeemer (Gethsemane) -
  • All my little ducklings (All my little ducklings)
  • A lullaby (to be sung by moonlight for well-read and sensitive people) (My mother has geese)
  • Always in morning come the pain-filled colors FRE HEB (I dream so quietly of you) -
  • A manly stamp had a lovely experience (A manly stamp) -
  • A manly stamp (A manly stamp had a lovely experience)
  • A match (There was once a safety match)
  • A mother's four children, whose names we know well (A mother's four children) -
  • A mother's four children (A mother's four children, whose names we know well)
  • A nail (Mister Nail lodged in a piece of wood)
  • An amorous adventure (The morning came. I arrived by train)
  • Animated Aunty laughed with glee (Animated Aunty laughed with glee)
  • A Noble crowd (A Noble crowd)
  • A philosophic mouse praised Mother Nature (A philosophic mouse) -
  • A philosophic mouse (A philosophic mouse praised Mother Nature)
  • A pin cushion thought, quite elated (A pincushion) -
  • A pincushion (A pin cushion thought, quite elated)
  • A Required End Rhyme (On the mountain stands a tree branch-less) FRE
  • (A sad tale) (The old Marabou) -
  • As a mote of dust flies into the eye CAT (The clear world) -
  • A sigh was skating on the evening ice FRE (The sigh) -
  • A soap bubble hovered as it flew (The soap bubble) -
  • A song (Dumdee Dum/ Dum Deedum)
  • A steel button (It was a steel button during the season)
  • A stormy night (The stormy night had wedded us) FRE
  • A sweet little crab and a kangaroo (Bureaucracy) -
  • A tailor caught a mouse (A tailor caught a mouse)
  • A tailor's hand found a sewing pin (The sewing pin) -
  • At a pond a smudgy pudgy boy played (Twilight) -
  • A terrible cough there once was (Lieben's Malt Flavored Cough Drops) -
  • At lunch! (One dies here from so little to do)
  • A troop's little banner suffered great distress (Little story) -
  • Aunty Jellyfish and the Elephant (Aunty Jellyfish swam to shore)
  • Aunty Jellyfish swam to shore (Aunty Jellyfish and the Elephant) -
  • A water drop fell from the skies (The water drop) -
  • A water mouse and toad (Water mouse and toad) -
  • Away in a basin (Away in a basin) - G. Bachlund
  • Away in a basin - G. Bachlund
  • A weasel sat DUT FRE (The aesthetic Weasel) -
  • A well-bred gentleman in head and heart (Totality) - J. Wetzel
  • A white star sings a death song FRE (Mother) -
  • A yellow lemon (There was a yellow lemon)
  • Ballad for Frank Wedekind (My father was a fur seal) FRE
  • Before God's throne (Night, when goodly spirits roam) CAT
  • Berlin ballad (She hung like a lump) FRE
  • Between earth and heaven? FRE (Can you see me) -
  • Between you and me (In the chair, you, and I at your feet) FRE
  • Billions go poof! down the rabbit hole - G. Bachlund
  • Blindly towards a pond (A lizard) -
  • Blows the wind? DUT (No!) -
  • Both bottles (Two bottles sat together on a bench) FRE
  • Bureaucracy (A sweet little crab and a kangaroo)
  • Cain's eyes are not pleasing to God FRE (Abel) -
  • Can you see me (Between earth and heaven?) FRE
  • Caresses (I love those first anxious, tender caresses)
  • Catchy tune and dove (A catchy tune abhorred a dove)
  • Childhood, you're a magic land (Childhood, you're a magic land)
  • Children, let us loudly sing (Uncle Casper's red nose) -
  • Chill (Into the white petals) FRE
  • Chump Change - variations on Mulberry Bush (Billions go poof! down the rabbit hole) - G. Bachlund
  • Chutzpah (A Jew is made out of twenty-eight percent fear)
  • Cigarette Smoke (My first love was a hero) - G. Bachlund
  • Circus (The marionettes carry big wooden guns)
  • Clever Death's enormous voice - G. Bachlund
  • Clever Death, Stupid Death (Clever Death's enormous voice) - G. Bachlund
  • Clouds (In the night sky)
  • Come to him (You who weep, come to God because he too weeps)
  • Complaint (Stream, as you tumble over yourself)
  • Cousin Francis' donkey ride (His comely cousin's pleas increased)
  • Cowardly thoughts CAT DUT FRE ITA (No misery) -
  • Cow (A cow, that sat in a swallow's nest)
  • Crapülinski and Waschlapski
  • Crisis (Cry, sis! Cry, brother!) - G. Bachlund
  • Cry, sis! Cry, brother! - G. Bachlund (Crisis)
  • Dark days are come - G. Bachlund
  • Day (So come, whatever must come!) FRE
  • Do as I say, not as I do - G. Bachlund
  • Down from high peaks she springs
  • Do you? (Without rushing, a man can traverse)
  • Dreadful Henry (His mother said, "Dear Henry, son)
  • Dumdee Dum/ Dum Deedum (A song) -
  • Dumdee Dum (A song) -
  • Eating, drinking, all that my body "may" FRE (Good night!) -
  • Enjoy all the harmless fruits of life;
  • Evening prayer (From out the heavens high above)
  • Ever again (The winter's fled, the summer's here)
  • Every evening away I toss
  • Everywhere is a wonderland (Everywhere) -
  • Everywhere (Everywhere is a wonderland)
  • Fall (The leaves are falling, falling as from afar) FRE ITA POR
  • Father, there is no threat to you (Song of the Unborn) -
  • filth! filth! o filth! (filth) -
  • filth!/ filth! (filth) -
  • filth (filth!/ filth!)
  • Finch and Frog (A finch piped up in an apple tree)
  • Flutter by, you butterfly FRE
  • Folksong (If I were two birds)
  • Fox, you've stolen the farmer's goose (Fox, you've stolen the goose) -
  • Fox, you've stolen the goose (Fox, you've stolen the farmer's goose)
  • Friend, say what would you drink?" (Water and wine) -
  • From a day of play, a child rests FRE (God's blessing) -
  • From my childhood (Papa's cheer, Mommy's lap of course)
  • From out the heavens high above (Evening prayer) -
  • Gethsemane (All men are the Redeemer)
  • Gilt golden stars, tiny azure bells FRE
  • Give big or small (Giving) -
  • Giving (Give big or small)
  • God, I love you in your garb of roses FRE (Zebaoth) -
  • God's blessing (From a day of play, a child rests) FRE
  • Good king Magarone placed a fine gem (The gemstone) -
  • Good night, we'd bid to one and all (Good night) -
  • Good night! (Eating, drinking, all that my body "may") FRE
  • Good night (Good night, we'd bid to one and all)
  • Had God wanted me otherwise (Talent) -
  • Half-done Job (Serfdom was only a part of it)
  • Happy go merry go Sunday go round - G. Bachlund
  • Heaven and Earth (The greyhound of night wails like a child) FRE
  • Heavenly Days (I come down to earth from heavens above) - G. Bachlund
  • Hedgehog and Hedge-hag (A hedgehog sat on a stone) FIN
  • Hinz and Kunz (Hinz: / What do you think, Kunz, how big is the sun?)
  • Hinz: / What do you think, Kunz, how big is the sun? (Hinz and Kunz) -
  • His comely cousin's pleas increased (Cousin Francis' donkey ride) -
  • His mother said, "Dear Henry, son (Dreadful Henry) -
  • Holy guardian angel, my sweet companion
  • Hot and Blue (I am earth that's not yet plowed) - G. Bachlund
  • Hot House (The hot house once blossomed with color and hue) - G. Bachlund
  • How it once was (The little fairies of Cologne) -
  • Hugo the Dark Knight (With his two rugged squires)
  • I am a flower on the wallpaper's face FIN (Wallpaper flowers) -
  • I am condemned to wait (Rendezvous) -
  • I am earth that's not yet plowed - G. Bachlund
  • I am the Count of Réamur (Pretender to the Throne) -
  • I and You (On a lily pad did there gleam) FRE
  • I cannot divide life (I have only written) -
  • I come down to earth from heavens above - G. Bachlund
  • I do not like the way I feel - G. Bachlund (A Litany of Symptoms)
  • I drank my morning coffee and felt no horrid premonition (The premonition) -
  • I dream so quietly of you (Always in morning come the pain-filled colors) FRE HEB
  • If I were a little bird FRE
  • If I were two birds (Folksong) -
  • If you be with me, I go with joy FRE IRI ITA SPA (If you be with me) -
  • If you be with me (If you be with me, I go with joy) FRE IRI ITA SPA
  • I go to drown myself," she said lightly (The last path) -
  • I have felt much love (Account balance) -
  • I have nothing in me of which to rejoice (The donkey) -
  • I have only written (I cannot divide life)
  • I'll take truth over schnapps this very day (Lies and truth) -
  • I loved a girl who is called Margot FRE (I loved a girl) -
  • I loved a girl (I loved a girl who is called Margot) FRE
  • I love those first anxious, tender caresses (Caresses) -
  • In a boiling bath a lobster
  • In a little coat with much frou-frou
  • In a sacred pond in Singapore (The crocodile) -
  • In my closet hangs still your coat on a hanger (Sonnet) -
  • Inner worth (A clever man honors the pig)
  • In snow-capped Hindu-Cow (The old Marabou) -
  • In the chair, you, and I at your feet FRE (Between you and me) -
  • In the curves which the river has bent (Verona) -
  • In the darkest land in Africa (The moral) -
  • In the infinite the same events (Zest for life) -
  • In the morning a maid spoke crazed and wild FRE (The maiden's dream) -
  • In the new year, fortune and health! (In the New Year) -
  • In the New Year (In the new year, fortune and health!)
  • In the night sky (Clouds) -
  • In the park (A little tiny deer stood on a little tiny tree)
  • Into the white petals FRE (Chill) -
  • Introduction (Much occurs at various times)
  • I saw you in the sunlight (I saw you in the sunlight)
  • I shall not swear by the expert (No) -
  • I sit here, eating meatballs (I!) -
  • I sit on my porch through the whole damn day - G. Bachlund
  • I think about me - G. Bachlund (Modern Art)
  • It is at times that I'm just me.
  • It is inglorious to die young (Poet and freedom fighter) -
  • It is noon. A park (Winter sun) -
  • It was a cross (It was a cross) - G. Bachlund
  • It was a cross - G. Bachlund
  • It was a steel button during the season (A steel button) -
  • I was drunk and dreaming (A drunkard's dream) -
  • I will go alone over the mountain
  • I will sing to you and will not dissemble (A liar's tale) -
  • I would be God and hear prayers
  • I would flee into the immensity FRE (Withdrawal from the world) -
  • I! (I sit here, eating meatballs)
  • Johnny B Blue and Suzy Q (Johnny B Blue and Suzy Q?) - G. Bachlund
  • Joy shall never be silent (Joy) -
  • Joy (Joy shall never be silent)
  • Jumbled (Love is up and then it's down) - G. Bachlund
  • Jupiter's eagle and Pallas' owl quarreled (The eagle and the owl) -
  • "Just now I heard a gunshot!
  • Just one of these little angels' horde (Spaghetti) -
  • King David (Smiling fails the tyrant)
  • Klapphorn verses (Two lads went through the corn)
  • Known to the naturalists (Pâté of Cat Pies) -
  • Last night as I slept (Last night as I slept) FRE
  • Last song (My blossoms are all faded!)
  • Lazy Bones (Otto, Otto, learn!)
  • Lieben's Malt Flavored Cough Drops (A terrible cough there once was)
  • Lies and truth (I'll take truth over schnapps this very day)
  • Life's ups and downs don't ever disengage - G. Bachlund (Life)
  • Life (Life's ups and downs don't ever disengage) - G. Bachlund
  • Little guests in your mouse-hole house. CAT FRE ITA
  • Little Questions (Who will raise my children?") - G. Bachlund
  • Little ravens have caught colds in their beaks (Ravens' beaks' sniffles) -
  • Little story (A troop's little banner suffered great distress)
  • Lore Lay (Near Bacharach on the Rhine) FRE
  • Love is up and then it's down - G. Bachlund
  • Love; it's a difficult word at the very best - G. Bachlund (Love)
  • Love, to the delight of all man (Love) -
  • Love you, hon'! - G. Bachlund (Love you, too!)
  • Love you, too! (Love you, hon'!) - G. Bachlund
  • Love (Love; it's a difficult word at the very best) - G. Bachlund
  • Love (Love, to the delight of all man)
  • Marietta (To the cabaret on Brothel Street)
  • Me! Egoist! -- When I know no better! (Me! Egoist!) -
  • Me! Egoist! (Me! Egoist! -- When I know no better!)
  • Merry-go-round (Happy go merry go Sunday go round) - G. Bachlund
  • Metaphor of love (What eyes, and what a demeanor!)
  • Militia (Yesterday you behaved rather badly,")
  • Missus Tea Pot sang on the fire (Missus Tea Pot) -
  • Missus Tea Pot (Missus Tea Pot sang on the fire)
  • Mister and Missus Ass (A grim-faced ass spoke prayerfully) FRE
  • Mister Goblin of the seafarers' sea (Mister Goblin) -
  • Mister Goblin (Mister Goblin of the seafarers' sea)
  • Mister Miller had a flea (The flea) -
  • Mister Muzzle and Kitty Puss (Ta-da-dee-dumple-dee!)
  • Mister Nail lodged in a piece of wood (A nail) -
  • Modern Art (I think about me) - G. Bachlund
  • Mother (A white star sings a death song) FRE
  • Much occurs at various times (Introduction) -
  • Musicological Marxism, parlez-vous? - G. Bachlund (Musicological Marx)
  • Musicological Marx (Musicological Marxism, parlez-vous?) - G. Bachlund
  • My blossoms are all faded! (Last song) -
  • My child, things here are quite the same
  • My early childhood had (The children's sunny street) -
  • My father of glorious memory," (The Warrior Wolf) -
  • My father was a fur seal FRE (Ballad for Frank Wedekind) -
  • My first love was a hero - G. Bachlund
  • My house has no door (The freeloader) -
  • My mother has geese (A lullaby (to be sung by moonlight for well-read and sensitive people)) -
  • My smallest failing is jealousy (My smallest failing) -
  • My smallest failing (My smallest failing is jealousy)
  • Name the names - G. Bachlund
  • Nasobema lyricum (Upon its noses strides) FRE
  • Near Bacharach on the Rhine FRE (Lore Lay) -
  • New pictures (The ox-sparrow, (a rather huge Bull-finch))
  • Night, when goodly spirits roam CAT (Before God's throne) -
  • No Body Blues (I sit on my porch through the whole damn day) - G. Bachlund
  • No-e in the Ark (Some say No-e is a good old man) - G. Bachlund (Text: Anonymous)
  • No misery (Cowardly thoughts) CAT DUT FRE ITA
  • Nothing left or right will lure me aside CAT (Nothing) -
  • Nothing (Nothing left or right will lure me aside) CAT
  • Now I lay me down to sleep. Pray the Lord my soul to keep. While I dream, recall
  • Now I lay me down to sleep - G. Bachlund
  • Now slumbers my soul (The storm felled trees) FRE
  • No! (Blows the wind?) DUT
  • No (I shall not swear by the expert)
  • Oh", cried a glass of Burgundy (That's right!) -
  • Oh it's always someone else's fault (Oh it's always someone else's fault) - G. Bachlund
  • Oh it's always someone else's fault - G. Bachlund
  • Old Age is a courteous gentleman (Old Age) -
  • Old Age (Old Age is a courteous gentleman)
  • Old song (There was once a baker)
  • O little child unwanted and aborted by its mom
  • O little child unwanted and - G. Bachlund
  • O little child unwanted (O little child unwanted and) - G. Bachlund
  • On a lily pad did there gleam FRE (I and You) -
  • Once again fell into my lap FRE (Once again) -
  • Once again (Once again fell into my lap) FRE
  • Once there lived a tailor (Romance) -
  • Once there was a merry little fly
  • One dies here from so little to do (At lunch!) -
  • One night a Were-wolf slipped away FRE
  • On Sunday in the cathedral one whispers to some FRE (Pogrom) -
  • On the hills (On the hills) CAT DUT FRE SWG
  • On the mountain stands a tree branch-less FRE (A Required End Rhyme) -
  • On top of Mount Sinai (On top of Mount Sinai)
  • Otto, Otto, learn! (Lazy Bones) -
  • Papa's cheer, Mommy's lap of course (From my childhood) -
  • Parting (Today I go. Then I return)
  • Pâté of Cat Pies (Known to the naturalists)
  • Pâtés there, pâtés here (The potato song) -
  • Peace (1917) (The trees heed the rainbow)
  • Poem (When death/ devours music)
  • Poet and freedom fighter (It is inglorious to die young)
  • Pogrom (On Sunday in the cathedral one whispers to some) FRE
  • Political asses (They had tired of freedom)
  • Politics is when the pig - G. Bachlund (Politics is where the pig)
  • Politics is where the pig (Politics is when the pig) - G. Bachlund
  • Politics, the servant says - G. Bachlund (Politics)
  • Politics (Politics, the servant says) - G. Bachlund
  • Postscript (The "me" and my "idea of me")
  • Prehistoric ballad (A Ichthyosaur did slowly roll)
  • Pretender to the Throne (I am the Count of Réamur)
  • Problem (Why is everything so problematic?)
  • Quodlibet (When sickness does not torment me)
  • Rain in the twilight (The changing wind on the byways) FRE
  • Raise those taxes! My, o my! - G. Bachlund (Raise those taxes!)
  • Raise those taxes! (Raise those taxes! My, o my!) - G. Bachlund
  • Ravens' beaks' sniffles (Little ravens have caught colds in their beaks)
  • Recipe (You mix seven pounds of Palmin)
  • Reconciliation (A great star shall fall in my bosom) FRE
  • Red rosebush ringlets have torn my shirt (Rose ringlets) -
  • Rendezvous (I am condemned to wait)
  • Rest? How? Question "Requiem?" - G. Bachlund
  • Riddle (A little fellow stands in the woods)
  • Romance Novel (Dark days are come) - G. Bachlund
  • Romance (Once there lived a tailor)
  • Room A-460 (Rest? How? Question "Requiem?") - G. Bachlund
  • Rose ringlets (Red rosebush ringlets have torn my shirt)
  • Rr-r-revolution (Song of the intellectuals) -
  • Said-he songs (There in the heights, said he)
  • Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue (Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue) - G. Bachlund
  • Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue - G. Bachlund
  • Scrap iron, brass, lead
  • Seated on the throne
  • Serfdom was only a part of it (Half-done Job) -
  • She hung like a lump FRE (Berlin ballad) -
  • She's called the grouchy Missus Xanthippe (Xanthippe) -
  • She was a beautiful, delicate blossom (She was a beautiful, delicate blossom)
  • Silent child, wholly defiled (Silent child, wholly defiled) - G. Bachlund
  • Silent child, wholly defiled - G. Bachlund
  • Si mundus vult decipi (Si mundus vult decipi) - G. Bachlund
  • Smiling fails the tyrant (King David) -
  • Snoring (There was a charming gal)
  • So come, whatever must come! FRE (Day) -
  • so, I ask (a little man)
  • So is it always that time will go (Time) -
  • Some say No-e is a good old man (Text: Anonymous) - G. Bachlund
  • Song of the intellectuals (Rr-r-revolution)
  • Song of the Unborn (Father, there is no threat to you)
  • Sonnet (In my closet hangs still your coat on a hanger)
  • So what remains then of life (What remains then) -
  • So your head and heart are buzzing? FRL ITA (The best) -
  • Spaghetti (Just one of these little angels' horde)
  • Spring is again returned. The Earth FRE (Spring) -
  • Spring (Spring is again returned. The Earth) FRE
  • Standing before a house's door (Wilhelm Busch self-caricature) -
  • Stomach pains (The bowels writhe about in battle)
  • Stream, as you tumble over yourself (Complaint) -
  • Such a tepid, white day (Such a tepid, white day)
  • Sum of sums (Tell how it was, you silly old fool)
  • Ta-da-dee-dumple-dee! (Mister Muzzle and Kitty Puss) -
  • Talent (Had God wanted me otherwise)
  • Tango sounds through night and lilacs (Tango) -
  • Tango (Tango sounds through night and lilacs)
  • Tell how it was, you silly old fool (Sum of sums) -
  • Tell me something of strange lands, that you have seen (The Fox and the Stork) -
  • Tell me something of strange lands (The Fox and the Stork) -
  • That's right! (Oh", cried a glass of Burgundy)
  • The aesthetic Weasel (A weasel sat) DUT FRE
  • The animals' ball (We'll give a ball, I think,")
  • The art of make-up (The word, not so important by itself)
  • The best (So your head and heart are buzzing?) FRL ITA
  • The big and little dogs (A little dog, that hadn't recently)
  • The bowels writhe about in battle (Stomach pains) -
  • The bureaucrat's memo (To the public) - G. Bachlund
  • The button (There was a button on Fritz' cap)
  • The changing wind on the byways FRE (Rain in the twilight) -
  • The children's sunny street (My early childhood had)
  • The clear world (As a mote of dust flies into the eye) CAT
  • The contest (The cuckoo and the donkey)
  • The crocodile (In a sacred pond in Singapore)
  • The cuckoo and the donkey (The contest) -
  • The donkey spoke to Aesop: "When you propose (Aesop and the Donkey) -
  • The donkey spoke to Aesop (Aesop and the Donkey) -
  • The donkey (I have nothing in me of which to rejoice)
  • The Double Standard Song (Do as I say, not as I do) - G. Bachlund
  • The eagle and the owl (Jupiter's eagle and Pallas' owl quarreled)
  • The egg (A cuckoo's egg dropped from a tree)
  • The end of the world (There is weeping in the world) FRE SPA
  • The feather (A little feather flew over the land)
  • The flea (Mister Miller had a flea)
  • The fly and the bug (The fly had said to the bug)
  • The fly had said to the bug (The fly and the bug) -
  • The Fox and the Stork (Tell me something of strange lands)
  • The freeloader (My house has no door)
  • The gemstone (Good king Magarone placed a fine gem)
  • The great yearning (When the great yearning comes again)
  • The greyhound of night wails like a child FRE (Heaven and Earth) -
  • The hot house once blossomed with color and hue - G. Bachlund
  • The last path (I go to drown myself," she said lightly)
  • The leaves are falling, falling as from afar FRE ITA POR (Fall) -
  • The little fairies of Cologne (How it once was)
  • The little lad (There was a nasty, little lad)
  • The little lass (There was a poor but lovely little lass)
  • The little rabbit sat in the cabbage patch (The little rabbit) -
  • The little rabbit (The little rabbit sat in the cabbage patch)
  • The maiden's dream (In the morning a maid spoke crazed and wild) FRE
  • The marionettes carry big wooden guns (Circus) -
  • The "me" and my "idea of me" (Postscript) -
  • The midnight mouse (When it's midnight and neither moon) DUT FRE
  • The mirror, the comb and the sponge (The mirror, the comb)
  • The mirror, the comb (The mirror, the comb and the sponge) -
  • The moral (In the darkest land in Africa)
  • The morning came. I arrived by train (An amorous adventure) -
  • ...Then came the night with your dreams FRE (Then) -
  • The night passed. And the day awoke (The night passed) -
  • The night passed (The night passed. And the day awoke)
  • The night was cold and starlit
  • Then (...Then came the night with your dreams) FRE
  • The old Marabou ((A sad tale))
  • The old song, that old song (The old song) -
  • The old song (The old song, that old song)
  • The ox-sparrow, (a rather huge Bull-finch) (New pictures) -
  • The Perfect and the Imperfect drink FIN FRE (Under tenses) -
  • The potato song (Pâtés there, pâtés here)
  • The premonition (I drank my morning coffee and felt no horrid premonition)
  • The Quilt (Name the names) - G. Bachlund
  • The Rain Is Failing (The rain is falling all around) - G. Bachlund ITA
  • The rain is falling all around ITA - G. Bachlund
  • The Raven Ralf (The raven Ralf)
  • There in the heights, said he (Said-he songs) -
  • There is weeping in the world FRE SPA (The end of the world) -
  • There met more or less
  • There was a briquette, a great genius (A great genius) -
  • There was a button on Fritz' cap (The button) -
  • There was a charming gal (Snoring) -
  • There was a nasty, little lad (The little lad) -
  • There was a poor but lovely little lass (The little lass) -
  • There was a snuff box (The snuff box) -
  • There was a yellow lemon (A yellow lemon) -
  • There was once a baker (Old song) -
  • There was once a boomerang
  • There was once a safety match (A match) -
  • The rose spoke to the maiden fair (The rose spoke to the maiden fair)
  • The seed (A bit of seed was lying around)
  • These phantasms are a pair
  • The sewing pin (A tailor's hand found a sewing pin)
  • The sigh (A sigh was skating on the evening ice) FRE
  • The snuff box (There was a snuff box)
  • The soap bubble (A soap bubble hovered as it flew)
  • The Social Democrat's Song (We'll love to tell you what to do, after the coup!) - G. Bachlund
  • The Song of the blond Cork (A blond cork reflected on himself) FRE
  • The spark (A little spark would soon surprise)
  • The stone (A little stone rolled down snappily)
  • The Stork hails from Egyptian lands (The stork) -
  • The stork (The Stork hails from Egyptian lands)
  • The storm felled trees FRE (Now slumbers my soul) -
  • The stormy night had wedded us FRE (A stormy night) -
  • The time is gone; thoughtlessly you lost yourself FRE (The time is gone) -
  • The time is gone (The time is gone; thoughtlessly you lost yourself) FRE
  • The trees heed the rainbow (Peace (1917)) -
  • The two tree roots (Two evergreen roots, great and old)
  • The voice box, in its hollow boom (The voice box) -
  • The voice box (The voice box, in its hollow boom)
  • The Warrior Wolf (My father of glorious memory,")
  • The water drop (A water drop fell from the skies)
  • The Water Snake (Zeus had not ever given frogs another king)
  • The way to manage debt - G. Bachlund
  • The winter's fled, the summer's here (Ever again) -
  • The wise old owl holds still his tongue (The wise owl) -
  • The wise owl (The wise old owl holds still his tongue)
  • The word, not so important by itself (The art of make-up) -
  • They had tired of freedom (Political asses) -
  • This for one and that for another
  • Three ducks flew over the Rhine (Three ducks flew...) -
  • Three ducks flew... (Three ducks flew over the Rhine)
  • Three wild geese, that flew over the lake FRE (Three wild geese) -
  • Three wild geese (Three wild geese, that flew over the lake) FRE
  • Time (So is it always that time will go)
  • To break asunder a unity's eternal light CAT (Unity) -
  • Today I go. Then I return (Parting) -
  • Today, just for today (Today, just for today) CAT FRE
  • Totality (A well-bred gentleman in head and heart)
  • To the cabaret on Brothel Street (Marietta) -
  • To the public - G. Bachlund (The bureaucrat's memo)
  • Twilight (At a pond a smudgy pudgy boy played)
  • Two bottles sat together on a bench FRE (Both bottles) -
  • Two chaps managed a kiss (Two chaps) -
  • Two chaps (Two chaps managed a kiss)
  • Two equals (A little campanula) CAT FRE ITA
  • Two evergreen roots, great and old (The two tree roots) -
  • Two lads went through the corn (Klapphorn verses) -
  • Uncle Casper's red nose (Children, let us loudly sing)
  • Understand this, then!
  • Under tenses (The Perfect and the Imperfect drink) FIN FRE
  • Under the table (A little piece of Brie cheese)
  • Unity (To break asunder a unity's eternal light) CAT
  • Unsteadiness (What an old rascal I do appear)
  • Upon its noses strides FRE (Nasobema lyricum) -
  • Verona (In the curves which the river has bent)
  • Wallpaper flowers (I am a flower on the wallpaper's face) FIN
  • Wanted: a puppy (Advertisement) -
  • Water and wine (Friend, say what would you drink?")
  • Water mouse and toad (A water mouse and toad)
  • Water (Without words, wordy words)
  • We are, say the howls of protest (We are...) -
  • We are... (We are, say the howls of protest)
  • We Hamburg gals are fine
  • We'll give a ball, I think," (The animals' ball) -
  • We'll love to tell you what to do, after the coup! - G. Bachlund (The Social Democrat's Song)
  • What about it? (Woman wants one steady beau) - G. Bachlund
  • What am I, as I look back? - G. Bachlund (Who Am I?)
  • What an old rascal I do appear (Unsteadiness) -
  • What do we geese wear for clothes? (What do we geese wear for clothes?)
  • What do you think, Kunz, how big is the sun? (Hinz and Kunz) -
  • What eyes, and what a demeanor! (Metaphor of love) -
  • "What I love and what I seek
  • What is a man? A stomach, two arms (What is a man?) -
  • What is a man? (What is a man? A stomach, two arms)
  • What is an original? (What is an original?)
  • What remains then (So what remains then of life)
  • When death/ devours music (Poem) -
  • When death (Poem) -
  • When it's midnight and neither moon DUT FRE (The midnight mouse) -
  • When I was a little lad (When I was just a little lad)
  • When I was just a little lad (When I was a little lad) -
  • When sickness does not torment me (Quodlibet) -
  • When the great yearning comes again (The great yearning) -
  • Who Am I? (What am I, as I look back?) - G. Bachlund
  • Who's responsible for the plague? - G. Bachlund
  • Who will raise my children?" - G. Bachlund
  • Why is everything so problematic? (Problem) -
  • Wilhelm Busch self-caricature (Standing before a house's door)
  • Winter sun (It is noon. A park)
  • Withdrawal from the world (I would flee into the immensity) FRE
  • With his two rugged squires (Hugo the Dark Knight) -
  • Without rushing, a man can traverse (Do you?) -
  • Without words, wordy words (Water) -
  • Woman wants one steady beau - G. Bachlund
  • Xanthippe (She's called the grouchy Missus Xanthippe)
  • Yes, just scold and curse on (Yes, just scold) -
  • Yes, just scold (Yes, just scold and curse on)
  • Yesterday afternoon I found
  • Yesterday you behaved rather badly," (Militia) -
  • Yesterday (Now I lay me down to sleep) - G. Bachlund
  • You are a child like all others FRE (A jewish child) -
  • You are my rest (You are my rest) CAT DUT DUT FRE FRI HEB IRI ITA POR
  • You lovely star (You lovely star) CAT DUT FIN FRE
  • You mix seven pounds of Palmin (Recipe) -
  • You who weep, come to God because he too weeps (Come to him) -
  • Zebaoth (God, I love you in your garb of roses) FRE
  • Zest for life (In the infinite the same events)
  • Zeus had not ever given frogs another king (The Water Snake) -

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