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Chanson lointaine Lyrics by Augusta Holmès

Vingt Mélodies

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Bien loin, là-bas, au pays de Bohême
Dans un palais aux murs de diamant
On enferma la Princesse que j'aime!
Depuis ce jour je meurs demontourment!
O tourterelle! Vole à tire d'aile
Porte à ma belle
Mes pleurs et mon désir!
O tourterelle! Vole à tire d'aile
Car c'est pour elle
Que je veux mourir!
Pauvre chasseur, sans trésors ni trophéеs
Je cherche еn vain par les nuits et les jours
Sur la montagne où les roses sont fées
La fleur qui doit me rendre mes amours!

About “Chanson lointaine” by Augusta Holmès

Read the complete lyrics to "Chanson lointaine" by Augusta Holmès from the album "Vingt Mélodies". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Chanson lointaine" is credited to Augusta Holmès. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Chanson lointaine" appears on "Vingt Mélodies".

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