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Publication Date

1859

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Where the Warbling Waters Flow
Brinley Richards

One of sixty-eight pieces bound in “The Shower of Pearls : A collection of the most beautiful duets, for two sopranos, soprano and alto, soprano and tenor, soprano and bass, and tenor and bass, arranged with an accompaniment for the piano-forte.”

Boston. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. 277 Washington Street

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Lyrics

Where the warbling waters flow,
And the Zephyrs gently blow,
Where the warbling waters flow,
And the Zephyrs gently blow,
The Fairies dwell,
In grassy dell,
Where the forest flowers grow-
And the Zephyrs gently blow,
And a joyous home is theirs,
For it know not mortal cares.
And its only tear,
is the dew-drop clear;
That the bending lily bears,
And the only tear,
Is the dew-drop clear;
That the bending lily bears.

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