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by Lars Johansson Lucidor (1638 - 1674) and by Lars Wivallius (1605 - 1669)

Du hiärtans tröst och lilia
 (Sung text for setting by S. Koch)
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Language: Swedish (Svenska) 
Du hiertans tröst och lilia, 
jag älskar tig allen. 
Ingen skall os åtskillia, 
säger jag utan men; 
fast mången tet förtryter, 
jag mig dock ej ombyter, 
blir alltid stadig vän.

Lät ingen tig bedraga, 
ack allra skönsta dam, 
ty många väll behaga, 
avunda tig försan. 
Men var vid stadigt sinne, 
hav alltid mig i minne; 
räck mig tin vita hand.

Composition:

    Set to music by Sigurd von Koch (1879 - 1919), "Du hiärtans tröst och lilia" [ voice and piano ], from Gammalswenska Wijsor = Old Swedish Songs, no. 6

Text Authorship:

  • by Lars Johansson Lucidor (1638 - 1674)
  • by Lars Wivallius (1605 - 1669)

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Researcher for this text: Emily Ezust [Administrator]

This text was added to the website: 2022-09-26
Line count: 14
Word count: 60

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