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Author: Gwendolen Gore

Texts set to music [warning - not necessarily comprehensive]

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Note: titles are in bold and first lines are in italics

A last longing (Oh speak, thou weary, disappointed soul ) ENG
A wish ('Tis that which makes my pane so sore) ENG
And the sun went off on his ride so free ENG
Aspirations (Were I the wind, how the air should be driven ) ENG
But I will never tell you ENG
Come false maid, and let me kiss thee. DUT ENG
Confidences (Moon, come now tell me duly) ENG
Desperation (I may not adore thee and yet cannot grieve thee) ENG
Disillusion (Who would ever have thought ) ENG
Dost thou mind how I beheld thee ENG
Flame (Come false maid, and let me kiss thee. ) DUT ENG
Forsaken (When I think of this my plight) ENG
I listen through the silence of the hours ENG
I may not adore thee and yet cannot grieve thee ENG
Magnet (The magic charm that drew me on ) ENG
Midsummer Night (The garish day at last is ended) ENG
Moon, come now tell me duly ENG
Moonlight music (The coach drives through the woodland) ENG
My secret (But I will never tell you ) ENG
My song (Our highest joy is voiceless ever ) ENG
Oh speak, thou weary, disappointed soul ENG
Our highest joy is voiceless ever ENG
Remember (Dost thou mind how I beheld thee) ENG
Serenade (Tell me if thou sleepest) ENG
Spring-Rain (I listen through the silence of the hours) ENG
Spring's wooing (Within the rose love sleeping lies) ENG ITA
Tell me if thou sleepest ENG
The coach drives through the woodland ENG
The garish day at last is ended ENG
The magic charm that drew me on ENG
The star's request (And the sun went off on his ride so free ) ENG
'Tis that which makes my pane so sore ENG
Tokens (When we two must part, as we must some day ) ENG
Were I the wind, how the air should be driven ENG
When I think of this my plight ENG
When we two must part, as we must some day ENG
Who would ever have thought ENG
Within the rose love sleeping lies ENG ITA

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