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No. 13 - Song - Edith - "Give back your heart to me."
| Edith: | There was a time when to your arms
you'd fondly take me, What have I done that you should so forsake me? Can love be so unkind? Hearts so untrue? No joy in life I find, away from you. Parted from you. Give back your heart once more to me, 'Tis not so hard a task. 'Tis all that I would ask of thee, Can love indeed so cruel be. Give back once more your heart, My heart, to me. |
| There was a time when both our hearts
would beat together, Bound to each other by one endless tether, Have you forgotten all? Ah, say not so. Will you not hear my call? You must not go. You will not go! |
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| (with chorus) | Give back your heart once more to me, 'Tis not so hard a task. 'Tis all that I would ask of thee, Can love indeed so cruel be. Give back once more your heart, my heart, to me. |
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Page modified 2 January 2017