When We Two Parted By Lord Byron

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Song When We Two Parted By Lord Byron
Artist Elijah's Mantle
Album Soul of Romanticism
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---- George Gordon,Lord Byron
  In silence and tears,
  Half broken-hearted,
  To sever for years,
  Pale grew thy cheek and cold,
  Colder thy kiss;
  Truly that hour foretold
  Sorrow to this!
  
  The dew of the morning
  Sunk chill on my brow;
  It felt like the warning
  Of what I feel now.
  Thy vows are all broken,
  And light is thy fame:
  I hear thy name spoken
  And share in its shame.
  
  They name thee before me,
  A knell to mine ear;
  A shudder comes o'er me -
  Why wert thou so dear?
  They know not I knew thee
  Who knew thee too well:
  Long, long shall I rue thee
  Too deeply to tell.
  
  In secret we met:
  In silence I grieve
  That thy heart could forget,
  Thy spirit deceive.
  If I should meet thee
  After long years,
  How should I greet thee? -
  With silence and tears.
George Gordon, Lord Byron
   In silence and tears,
   Half brokenhearted,
   To sever for years,
   Pale grew thy cheek and cold,
   Colder thy kiss
   Truly that hour foretold
   Sorrow to this!
  
   The dew of the morning
   Sunk chill on my brow
   It felt like the warning
   Of what I feel now.
   Thy vows are all broken,
   And light is thy fame:
   I hear thy name spoken
   And share in its shame.
  
   They name thee before me,
   A knell to mine ear
   A shudder comes o' er me
   Why wert thou so dear?
   They know not I knew thee
   Who knew thee too well:
   Long, long shall I rue thee
   Too deeply to tell.
  
   In secret we met:
   In silence I grieve
   That thy heart could forget,
   Thy spirit deceive.
   If I should meet thee
   After long years,
   How should I greet thee?
   With silence and tears.
George Gordon, Lord Byron
   In silence and tears,
   Half brokenhearted,
   To sever for years,
   Pale grew thy cheek and cold,
   Colder thy kiss
   Truly that hour foretold
   Sorrow to this!
  
   The dew of the morning
   Sunk chill on my brow
   It felt like the warning
   Of what I feel now.
   Thy vows are all broken,
   And light is thy fame:
   I hear thy name spoken
   And share in its shame.
  
   They name thee before me,
   A knell to mine ear
   A shudder comes o' er me
   Why wert thou so dear?
   They know not I knew thee
   Who knew thee too well:
   Long, long shall I rue thee
   Too deeply to tell.
  
   In secret we met:
   In silence I grieve
   That thy heart could forget,
   Thy spirit deceive.
   If I should meet thee
   After long years,
   How should I greet thee?
   With silence and tears.
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