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| When the lights go rolling round the sky | |
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I. Memory |
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II. When daffodils begin to peer |
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III. English May |
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IV. I was not sorrowful 'Spleen' |
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V. I will walk on the earth |
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II. Ladslove |
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Two songs 1920 |
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When I am old |
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Love is a sickness full of woes |
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II. During music |
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I. Newborn |
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II. The only child |
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III. Hope |
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IV. Skylark and nightingale |
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V. The blind boy |
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VI. Baby |
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VII. Death-parting |
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VIII. The garland |
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The land of lost content |
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When I am dead, my dearest |
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Two songs 1926 |
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Mother and child |
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Mother and child |
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I. A thanksgiving |
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II. All in a garden green |
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III. An aside |
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IV. A report song |
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V. The sweet season |
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Five XVIth-century poems |
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Five XVIth-century poems |
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I. Love and friendship |
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II. Friendship in misfortune |
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III. The one hope |
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I. We'll to the woods no more |
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II. In boyhood |
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III. Spring will not wait |
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When the lights go rolling round the sky |
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