Tonalité : Db major
Verse 1
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Fordham,
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November 16th, 1848.
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Ah,
Annie,
Annie, my
Annie.
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What cruel thoughts
about your
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Eddie must have been torturing
your heart during the last terrible fortnight
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in which you have heard nothing from me.
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Not even one little word to say that I
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still lived and loved you.
But
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Annie, I know that you felt too deeply the
E
nature of my love for you
C
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To doubt that even for one moment,
and this thought has comforted me in my bitter sorrow,
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D
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I could bear that you should imagine every other evil except that one,
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that my soul had
Am
been untrue to yours.
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Why am I not with you now, darling,
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C
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that I might sit by your side, press your dear hand
in mine, and look deep down into the clear heaven of your eyes,
so that the words which
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I now can only write might sink into your heart and
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make you comprehend what it is that
I would say.
And yet
Annie, all that I wish to say,
all that my soul pines to express at this instant
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is included in the one word, love.
To be with you now so that I might whisper
in your ear the divine emotions which agitate
me, I would willingly, oh joyfully,
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abandon this world with all my hopes of another.
But you believe this,
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Dm
Annie, you do believe it and will always be lieve it,
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so long as
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C
I think that you know I love you as no man ever loved woman,
so long as I think you comprehend
in some measure the fervor with which I adore you,
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so long no worldly trouble can ever render
me absolutely wretched.
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Oh, my darling, my
Annie, my own sweet sister
Annie,
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My pure, beautiful angel,
wife of my soul,
Forever your own,
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Eddie.
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