My child, my sister, Wonder at the sweetness Of going down there to live together, To love at leisure To love and to die To country which resembles you. The moist suns Of those misty skies Charm my spirit, As mysterious, As your treacherous eyes, Shining through their tears. There, all is order and beauty, Luxury, calm and sensuousness.
See on these canals Sleep these vessels Whose temperament is to wander; It is to quench Your simplest desire That they come from the ends of the earth. The setting suns Clothe the fields, The canals, the whole town, With hyacinth and gold; The world falls asleep Within a warm light! There, all is order and beauty, Luxury, calm and sensuousness.
Classical Music | Baritone
Henri Duparc
L'invitation au voyage
PlayRecorded on 06/07/2017, uploaded on 04/22/2018
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L'invitation au voyage by Henri Duparc
My child, my sister,
Wonder at the sweetness
Of going down there to live together,
To love at leisure
To love and to die
To country which resembles you.
The moist suns
Of those misty skies
Charm my spirit,
As mysterious,
As your treacherous eyes,
Shining through their tears.
There, all is order and beauty,
Luxury, calm and sensuousness.
See on these canals
Sleep these vessels
Whose temperament is to wander;
It is to quench
Your simplest desire
That they come from the ends of the earth.
The setting suns
Clothe the fields,
The canals, the whole town,
With hyacinth and gold;
The world falls asleep
Within a warm light!
There, all is order and beauty,
Luxury, calm and sensuousness.
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L'invitation au voyage
Chanson triste
Soupir
La vie antérieure
Phidylé
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