It is late, it’s getting cold, why do you ride through the forest alone? The wood is vast and you are alone, You beautiful bride! I will lead you home!
“Great is men’s deceit and cunning for pain my heart is broken, the hunter’s horn wanders to and fro, oh flee! You know not who I am.”
So richly decorated is steed and lady, so wondrously beautiful the young form, Now I know you - God be with me! You are the Witch Loreley!
“You know me well -from the high cliff my castle looks down into the Rhine. It is late, it’s getting cold, you will never again leave these woods!”
Classical Music | Bass
Adolf Jensen
Waldesgespräch, Op. 5, No. 4 Play
Recorded on 02/17/2016, uploaded on 09/10/2016
Musician's or Publisher's Notes
It is late, it’s getting cold,
why do you ride through the forest alone?
The wood is vast and you are alone,
You beautiful bride! I will lead you home!
“Great is men’s deceit and cunning
for pain my heart is broken,
the hunter’s horn wanders to and fro,
oh flee! You know not who I am.”
So richly decorated is steed and lady,
so wondrously beautiful the young form,
Now I know you - God be with me!
You are the Witch Loreley!
“You know me well -from the high cliff
my castle looks down into the Rhine.
It is late, it’s getting cold,
you will never again leave these woods!”
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Lehn’ deine Wang’ an meine Wang’, Op. 1, No. 1
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