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Britten: Sacred and Profane: Carol lyrics
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The Sacred And Profane
Give me tears give me love
Let me rest Lord above
Send the bored your restless
The feedback scarred devotionless
You're all a part of me now
And if I fall
You're all a part of me now
In the sun
You're all a part of me now
You're all a part of me now
Will our love ever be enough?
Just in time to prove
Will our words ever be enough?
Just in time to lose
Give me sight and barren breast
Pure snow and happiness
Give me time, give me peace
And I will prove my release
You're all a part of me now
And if I fall
You're all a part of me now
Trapped in the sun
You're all a part of me now
You're all a part of me now
Will our love ever be enough?
Just in time to prove
Will our time ever be enough?
Will our love ever be enough?
You're all a part of me now
And if I fall
You're all a part of me now
In the sun
You're all a part of me now
You're all a part of me now
You're all a part of me now
And if I fall
You're all a part of me now
In the sun
You're all a part of me now
Will our love ever be enough?
Will our love ever be enough?
Will our love ever be enough?
Just in time to prove
Miscellaneous
The Sacred And Profane
Part of these releases
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- Track 6 on Britten: Sacred and Profane, Op. 91; Hymn to St Cecilia, op. 27 / Elgar: Three Part-Songs / Vaughan Williams; Three Shakespeare Songs / Delius: Two Unaccompanied Part-Songs / Stanford: The Blue Bird
- 5 Britten: Sacred and Profane: Yif ic of luve can
- 7 Britten: Sacred and Profane: Ye that pasen by
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