Till then—no soft­ly warb­ling thrush

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“Till then—no soft­ly warb­ling thrush”· 1 hymn found
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No song more loud than mine.

Till then—no soft­ly warb­ling thrush

Nor cow­slip’s sweet per­fume;

Bleak Winter Is Subdued at Length

Lyricist: John Newton, 1779
Composer: Johann Spazier (1761–1805)
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...No song more loud than mine.

Till then—no soft­ly warb­ling thrush,

Nor cow­slip’s sweet per­fume;...

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No song more loud than mine.

Till then—no soft­ly warb­ling thrush,

Nor cow­slip’s sweet per­fume;

Bleak Winter Is Subdued at Length

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