Return of The Birds
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Return of The Birds
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Laetabundus rediit
avium concentus,
ver iocundum prodiit,
gaudeat iuventus,
nova ferens gaudia;
modo vernant omnia,
Phoebus serenatur,
redolens temperiem,
novo flore faciem
Flora renovatur.
Aestivant nunc Dryades,
colle sub umbroso
prodeunt Oreades,
coetu glorioso,
Satyrorum concio
psallit cum tripudio
Tempe per amoena,
his alludens concinit,
cum iocundi meminit
veris, philomena.
Applaudamus igitur
rerum novitati.
felix qui diligitur
voti compos grati,
dono laetus Veneris,
cuius ara teneris
floribus ordorat.
miser e contrario
qui sublato brabio
sine spe laborat.
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Mediaeval Baebes performs "Return of The Birds", and this lyric page sits inside the Mediaeval Baebes catalog on LyroVerse.
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