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PS-400 British Writers- Oh Mother Ida
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Words From "OEnone" by Alfred Lord Tennyson; mother_ida_5_track_02
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Song Info
Genre
Podcasts Poetry
Charts
Peak #16
Peak in subgenre #4
Author
words: Alfred Lord Tennyson; music: wbiro
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wbiro
Uploaded
November 09, 2014
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MP3
MP3 5.9 MB 224 kbps 3:40
Story behind the song
poetry book improv
Lyrics
Oh, Mother Ida Many fountained Ida Dear Mother Ida Hearken, here I die! Born on a noon day Quiet holds the hill The grasshopper silent In the grass The lizard with the shadow On the stone Dressed like a shadow And the winds are dead. The purple flower droops The golden beads His lilly cradle For I alone awake My eyes are full of tears My heart of love My heart is breaking My eyes are dim And I am all weary Of my life; Oh Mother Ida Many fountained Ida Dear Mother Ida Hearken, here I die, Hear me, I wouldn't fear me Oh hills, oh caves That house the cold crowned Snake, oh mountain brew I am the daughter of A river God Hear me, for I will speak And build up all the hills With my sorrow in my song In yonder wall, Beyond the wall. Move slowly till The music slowly breathes Cloud that gathers the shape for a scene It would be That I speak of it In a while My heart may wander From it's deeper woes... Oh, Mother Ida Many fountained Ida Dear Mother Ida Hearken, here I die! Words From "OEnone" by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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