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Chant de la pitié Lyrics by Darius Milhaud

Poèmes Juifs, Op. 34

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Dans les champs de Bethléem, une pierre
Se dresse solitaire, antique tombe
Mais dès que minuit sonne, on voit
Une Beauté quitter sa demeure souterraine
Pour venir sur la terre
Là voilà qui chemine silencieuse
Vers le Jourdain. Là voilà qui silencieusement
Contemple les ondes sacrées
Une larme tombe alors de son oeil pur
Dans les ondes paisibles du fleuve
Et doucement les larmes s'écoulent
L'une après l'autre, tombent dans le Jourdain
Emportées entrainées
Par le mystère des eaux

About “Chant de la pitié” by Darius Milhaud

Read the complete lyrics to "Chant de la pitié" by Darius Milhaud from the album "Poèmes Juifs, Op. 34". 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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"Chant de la pitié" appears on "Poèmes Juifs, Op. 34".

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