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歌曲专辑：Poems of William Blake (Unabridged)

演唱歌手：William Blake

Poems of William Blake, Chapter 4歌词

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[00:00.100]They look in every thoughtless nest,
[00:03.420]Where birds are covered warm;
[00:04.860]They visit caves of every beast,
[00:06.790]To keep them all from harm.
[00:09.060]If they see any weeping
[00:10.940]That should have been sleeping,
[00:12.750]They pour sleep on their head,
[00:15.100]And sit down by their bed.
[00:18.230]When wolves and tigers howl for prey,
[00:21.200]They pitying stand and weep;
[00:23.500]Seeking to drive their thirst away,
[00:25.500]And keep them from the sheep.
[00:28.480]But if they rush dreadful,
[00:30.850]The angels, most heedful,
[00:33.460]Receive each mild spirit,
[00:36.030]New worlds to inherit.
[00:38.280]And there the lion's ruddy eyes
[00:40.520]Shall flow with tears of gold,
[00:42.920]And pitying the tender cries,
[00:44.820]And walking round the fold,
[00:47.430]Saying, 'Wrath, by His meekness,
[00:50.180]And, by His health, sickness
[00:52.920]Is driven away
[00:54.450]From our immortal day.
[00:56.560]'And now beside thee, bleating lamb,
[00:59.300]I can lie down and sleep;
[01:01.550]Or think on Him who bore thy name,
[01:04.550]Graze after thee and weep.
[01:07.360]For, washed in life's river,
[01:09.490]My bright mane for ever
[01:11.400]Shall shine like the gold
[01:13.280]As I guard o'er the fold.'
[01:17.320]Spring
[01:22.530]Sound the flute!
[01:24.300]Now it’s mute.
[01:25.490]Birds delight
[01:26.810]Day and night.
[01:28.280]Nightingale
[01:29.600]In the dale,
[01:30.970]Lark in the sky,
[01:32.380]Merrily,
[01:33.560]Merrily, merrily to welcome in the year.
[01:36.560]Little boy
[01:37.710]Full of joy,
[01:38.450]Little girl
[01:39.590]Sweet and small.
[01:41.140]Cock does crow,
[01:43.010]So do you.
[01:44.380]Merry voice,
[01:45.870]Infant noise,
[01:47.480]Merrily, merrily to welcome in the year.
[01:51.220]Little lamb
[01:52.390]Here I am
[01:53.650]Come and lick
[01:54.500]My white neck.
[01:55.820]Let me pull
[01:56.720]Your soft wool.
[01:58.750]Let me kiss
[02:00.140]Your soft face,
[02:02.200]Merrily, merrily to welcome in the year.
[02:06.890]Nurse's Song
[02:13.190]WHEN the voices of children are heard on the green,
[02:15.790]And laughing is heard on the hill,
[02:17.950]My heart is at rest within my breast,
[02:20.260]And everything else is still.
[02:22.630]‘Then come home, my children, the sun is gone down,
[02:26.220]And the dews of night arise;
[02:28.620]Come, come, leave off play, and let us away
[02:32.570]Till the morning appears in the skies.’
[02:35.490]‘No, no, let us play, for it is yet day,
[02:39.220]And we cannot go to sleep;
[02:41.480]Besides, in the sky the little birds fly,
[02:44.760]And the hills are all cover’d with sheep.’
[02:47.750]‘Well, well, go and play till the light fades away,
[02:51.630]And then go home to bed.’
[02:54.100]The little ones leapèd and shoutèd and laugh’d
[02:57.040]And all the hills echoèd.
[03:00.610]Infant Joy
[03:06.830]I have no name
[03:08.190]I am but two days old.—
[03:10.360]What shall I call thee?
[03:12.510]I happy am
[03:14.220]Joy is my name,—
[03:15.760]Sweet joy befall thee!
[03:17.850]Pretty joy!
[03:19.070]Sweet joy but two days old,
[03:22.200]Sweet joy I call thee;
[03:24.250]Thou dost smile.
[03:26.010]I sing the while
[03:27.630]Sweet joy befall thee.
[03:31.260]A Dream
[03:37.130]Once a dream did weave a shade
[03:40.110]O'er my angel-guarded bed,
[03:42.360]That an emmet lost its way
[03:44.690]Where on grass methought I lay.
[03:47.130]Troubled, wildered, and forlorn,
[03:50.620]Dark, benighted, travel-worn,
[03:53.790]Over many a tangle spray,
[03:56.290]All heart-broke, I heard her say:
[03:59.280]'Oh my children! do they cry,
[04:01.950]Do they hear their father sigh?
[04:04.460]Now they look abroad to see,
[04:06.240]Now return and weep for me.'
[04:08.970]Pitying, I dropped a tear:
[04:11.200]But I saw a glow-worm near,
[04:13.230]Who replied, 'What wailing wight
[04:16.090]Calls the watchman of the night?
[04:18.500]'I am set to light the ground,
[04:20.440]While the beetle goes his round:
[04:23.220]Follow now the beetle's hum;
[04:25.240]Little wanderer, hie thee home! '
[04:30.260]On Another's Sorrow
[04:35.480]CAN I see another’s woe,
[04:37.400]And not be in sorrow too?
[04:39.660]Can I see another’s grief,
[04:41.460]And not seek for kind relief?
[04:44.020]Can I see a falling tear,
[04:45.840]And not feel my sorrow’s share?
[04:48.650]Can a father see his child
[04:50.340]Weep, nor be with sorrow fill’d?
[04:53.010]Can a mother sit and hear
[04:54.590]An infant groan, an infant fear?
[04:57.890]No, no! never can it be!
[05:00.460]Never, never can it be!
[05:03.280]And can He who smiles on all
[05:05.690]Hear the wren with sorrows small,
[05:08.140]Hear the small bird’s grief and care,
[05:10.930]Hear the woes that infants bear,
[05:13.500]And not sit beside the nest,
[05:15.780]Pouring pity in their breast;
[05:18.100]And not sit the cradle near,
[05:20.440]Weeping tear on infant’s tear;
[05:23.550]And not sit both night and day,
[05:25.430]Wiping all our tears away?
[05:27.920]O, no! never can it be!
[05:30.390]Never, never can it be!
[05:32.960]He doth give His joy to all;
[05:35.720]He becomes an infant small;
[05:37.800]He becomes a man of woe;
[05:41.620]He doth feel the sorrow too.
[05:44.240]Think not thou canst sigh a sigh,
[05:47.190]And thy Maker is not by;
[05:49.710]Think not thou canst weep a tear,
[05:53.090]And thy Maker is not near.
[05:56.350]O! He gives to us His joy
[05:59.380]That our grief He may destroy;
[06:02.020]Till our grief is fled and gone
[06:04.460]He doth sit by us and moan.
[06:14.040]
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