CUCKOO!
Inwoods so long time bare.Cuckoo!Up and in the wood, I know not whereTwo notes fall.Yet I do not envy him at allHis phantasy.Cuckoo!I too,Somewhere,I have sung as merrily as heWho can dare,Small and careless lover, so to laugh at care,And whoCan callCuckoo!In woods of winter weary,In scented woods, of winter weary, callCuckoo!In woods so long time bare.
Inwoods so long time bare.Cuckoo!Up and in the wood, I know not whereTwo notes fall.Yet I do not envy him at allHis phantasy.Cuckoo!I too,Somewhere,I have sung as merrily as heWho can dare,Small and careless lover, so to laugh at care,And whoCan callCuckoo!In woods of winter weary,In scented woods, of winter weary, callCuckoo!In woods so long time bare.
Inwoods so long time bare.
Cuckoo!
Up and in the wood, I know not where
Two notes fall.
Yet I do not envy him at all
His phantasy.
Cuckoo!
I too,
Somewhere,
I have sung as merrily as he
Who can dare,
Small and careless lover, so to laugh at care,
And who
Can call
Cuckoo!
In woods of winter weary,
In scented woods, of winter weary, call
Cuckoo!
In woods so long time bare.