Oh, Love Me! Love Me Still!
Caroline Elizabeth Sheridan
1808 to 1877
Track 1
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Whilst thou art blest, no ill
And love me! love me still!
Then turn thee yet awhile,
So my crush'd heart to thee
Though thou art doom'd to leave me;
Its scorn can never move thee;
Will send love's last faint sighing;
Its soul of perfumed breathing,
Of frowning fate can grieve me.
Then love me! love me still!
Whom thou art vainly flying!
What, though the cold world smile,
To him whose footstep bends
And, dying, haunts him still;
And as the crush'd flower sends
The blossoms 'neath its wreathing,
Thy dreams of her shall be
Who loves thee, loves thee still!
Till I can cease to love thee!
Oh, love me! love me still!
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