Dalila
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Dalila
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Mon Coeur s'ouvre a ta voix
Comme s'ouvrent les fleurs
Aux baisers de l'aurore!
Mais, o mon bien-aime
Pour mieux secher mes pleurs
Que ta voix parle encore!
Dis Moi qu'a Dalila tu reviens
Pour jamais!
Redis a ma tendresse
Les serments d’autrefois
Ces serments que j’aimais
Ah! Responds a ma tendresse
Verse-moi, verse moi l'ivresse!
Responds a ma tenfresse, etc
Dalila, Dalila, je t'aime!
Ainsi qu'on voit des bles les
Epis onduler
Sous la brise legere
Ainsi fremis mon Coeur
Pret a se consler
A ta voix qui m'est chere!
La fleche est moins rapise a porter le trepas
Que ne l'est ton amante a voler
Dans tes bras!
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Arina Domski performs "Dalila", and this lyric page sits inside the Arina Domski catalog on LyroVerse.
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