Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1847
Lyrics
1. Come to this heart so lonely,
Come cheer me with thy smile,
Thou has the power only,
Each sorrow to beguile.
Yes thou hast power only
Each sorrow to beguile.
When thou art far I languish,
Nor taste the sweets of peace,
Oh! come and sooth my anguish,
And bid each sorrow cease;
And bid each sorrow cease.
Come to this heart so lonely,
Come cheer me with thy smile,
Thou has the power only,
Each sorrow to beguile;
Thou hast the power only,
Each sorrow to beguile
2. Oh! calm ye heav'n in slumbers,
My sorrow for awhile,
And send my best beloved,
Each sorrow to beguile,
And send my best beloved,
Each sorrow to beguile.
But if my prayrs are fruitless,
At least let her return,
To bathe with tears of pity,
The dust within my urn;
The dust within my urn.
Oh! calm ye heav'n in slumber,
My sorrow for a while,
And send my best belov'd
Each sorrow to beguile;
And send my best belov'd,
Each sorrow to beguile.
Recommended Citation
Sarti, Giuseppe and Weiland, Francis, "Come to This Heart So Lonely" (1847). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 28.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/28
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Comments
Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, 120 Walnut St. The Music composed by Sarti, Arranged for the guitar by F. Weiland
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