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![That fire t'was led me on
And shone more bright than of the midday sun
To where he waited still
It was a place where no one else could come
[Chorus]
Within my pounding heart
Which kept itself entirely for him
He fell into his sleep
Beneath the cedars all my love I gave
From o'er the fortress walls
The wind would brush his hair against his brow
And with its smoothest hand
Caressed my every sense it would allow
[Chorus]
I lost myself to him
And laid my face upon my lover's breast
And care and grief grew dim
As in the morning's mist became the light
There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair
There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair
There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair
"The Dark Night Of The Soul"
Saint John of the Cross
(By Loreena Mckennitt)
Upon a darkened night
The flame of love was burning in my breast
And by a lantern bright
I fled my house while all in quiet rest
Shrouded by the night
And by the secret stair I quickly fled
The veil concealed my eyes
While all within lay quiet as the dead
[Chorus:]
Oh night thou was my guide
Of night more loving than the rising sun
Oh night that joined the lover
To the beloved one
Transforming each of them into the other
Upon that misty night
In secrecy, beyond such mortal sight
Without a guide or light
Than that which burned so deeply in my
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- 11. That fire t'wasled me on And shone more bright than of the midday sun To where he waited still It was a place where no one else could come [Chorus] Within my pounding heart Which kept itself entirely for him He fell into his sleep Beneath the cedars all my love I gave From o'er the fortress walls The wind would brush his hair against his brow And with its smoothest hand Caressed my every sense it would allow [Chorus] I lost myself to him And laid my face upon my lover's breast And care and grief grew dim As in the morning's mist became the light There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair There they dimmed amongst the lilies fair "The Dark Night Of The Soul" Saint John of the Cross (By Loreena Mckennitt) Upon a darkened night The flame of love was burning in my breast And by a lantern bright I fled my house while all in quiet rest Shrouded by the night And by the secret stair I quickly fled The veil concealed my eyes While all within lay quiet as the dead [Chorus:] Oh night thou was my guide Of night more loving than the rising sun Oh night that joined the lover To the beloved one Transforming each of them into the other Upon that misty night In secrecy, beyond such mortal sight Without a guide or light Than that which burned so deeply in my heart
- 12. Vocabulary: Breast: pecho Shrouded: cubierta,envuelta Stair: escalera Fled: huí Concealed: ocultó Misty: con niebla Pounding: que late con fuerza Cedar: cedro Care and grief: cuidado y pena Dim: débil, vago, leve Dim: (verbo) atenuarse, desdibujarse. Lilies fair: las azucenas puras. Lily: azucena o lirio, simboliza la pureza. Song and Lyrics of Loreena Mckennit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzHeT-Go4Zg
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