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For this candid beauty my heart does ache
This gentle woman, this playful waif And if allowed my heart she’d take So I stand afar, where I know it’s safe Enthralled I am of my lady fair With her passion and her charm Her lovely locks and loving stare But still I fear her lovely harm For love is fickle and most uncertain A cunning mask for so many a thing Like a player behind a curtain But is he Brutus with a dagger’s sting? I’ve loved before and the mask exposed Finding grief and emptiness hid beneath And of all the ballads I’ve composed Still tear my heart with lonesome grief For this one I am almost willing To join again this masquerade A costume needs me a filling Hold courage; steadfast, do not fade ![]()
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