Oh Love That Rulest - 1910 - from Fallen Fairies

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 05 Dec 2001

Love, that rulest in our land,
Dread Autocrat of good or ill,
what would'st thou in our fairy band?
What mission comest to fulfil?
Declare to me thy sov'reign will,
thy sov'reign will!

Art thou a never failing source
of all the joy a heart can hold
or talisman that runs its course
as minister of woes, of woes untold.

Dread Autocrat of good or ill,
declare to me thy sov'reign will!
Declare to me,
declare to me thy sov'reign will!

Ethais, thou art godly wise
untutored thou in shameful art;
no treason lurks in those brave eyes
no falsehood in that gallant heart,

There treachery can take no part,
can take no part,
the fervour of my love devout
dreads no unworthy plan or plot;
Love is the very death of doubt
I love, I love thee
and I doubt thee not!

I dread no shameful plan or plot,
I love thee, love thee and
doubt thee not!

I love thee, I love thee and I doubt,
I doubt thee not!

Soft karaoke
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Oh Love That Rulest
Words by Sir W.S. Gilbert
Music by Sir Edward German
© 1910 Chappell and Co. Ltd., London
Song From 'Fallen Fairies'
or
(The Wicked World)
karseq - Dr. Pitt-Payne

Piano sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 05 Dec 2001 at 07.59
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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