Love Me if I Live
Barry Cornwall
1787 to 1874
Track 1
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Love me if I live!
Love me if die!
What to me is life or death,
that thou be nigh?
Once I loved thee rich,
Now I love thee poor;
Ah! what is there could not
For thy sake endure?
Kiss me my love!
Pay me for my pain!
Come! murmur in my ear
How thou lov'st again!