by Kathleen Mary Easmon (1891 - 1924)
Language: English
Fairy Roses, in the noontide, When the sun shines warm an bright, Nestling snugly close together, Shut your pretty eyes so tight, For you must be tired of dancing, Dancing through the moonlight night. Fairy Roses, while you're sleeping, All around the fairies creeping Silent watch are ever keeping, Fairy Roses, while you're sleeping. Fairy Roses, don't be frighten'd When you hear that murm'ring sigh; 'Tis the night wind that, dream-laden, Whispering, passes by, Bringing dreams of fairyland From the bright blue sky. Fairy Roses, now you're dreaming, Dreaming of lands far away, Where, beside the sparkling waters, Happy children laugh and play; Fairy Roses, go on dreaming, Dreaming through the golden day.
Composition:
- Set to music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875 - 1912), "Fairy Roses", published 1909, copyright © 1909 [ voice and piano ], from Five Fairy Ballads, no. 5, London: Boosey & Co.
Text Authorship:
- by Kathleen Mary Easmon (1891 - 1924)
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