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| | More Cricket Songs $3.88 Not long ago you reminded me that once, when you were a boy and I was a schoolmaster, I was angry with you because you pouted all through a lesson in arithmetic. Let bygones be bygones, and accept as a proof of my continuing friendship the dedication of this little volume, in which there are no other sums than those of the Telegraph…. |
| | Songs Of The Road $3.40 God save England, blessed by Fate, So old, yet ever young: The acorn isle from which the great Imperial oak has sprung! And God guard Scotland’s kindly soil, The land of stream and glen, The granite mother that has bred A breed of granite men!… |
| | Songs Of The Road $3.50 God save England, blessed by Fate, So old, yet ever young: The acorn isle from which the great Imperial oak has sprung! And God guard Scotland’s kindly soil, The land of stream and glen, The granite mother that has bred A breed of granite men!… |
| | Reading Song Lyrics $75.4 Reading Song Lyrics offers the first systematic introduction to lyrics as a vibrant genre of (performed) literature. It takes lyrics seriously as a complex form of verbal art that has been unjustly neglected in literary, music, and, to a lesser deg |
| | Song and Lyrics $14.33 No Synopsis Available |
| | Song Of Songs Love Lyrics From The Bible $17.76 ISBN-13: 9781584654230 ISBN-10: 1584654236 Title: Song Of Songs Love Lyrics From The Bible. Author: Marcia Falk. |
| | More Lyrics From The Song-Books Of The Elizabethan Age $28.98 More Lyrics From The Song-Books Of The Elizabethan Age Published in 2007 by Kessinger Publishing, LLC |
| | Lyrics Of The Open (1914) $15.98 LYRICS OF THli OPEN – CONTENTS FAG F 13Y GARDEN, FIET, I, AXT SllIZI AM. lhe Iieraltl . I I lhe Open l oa l . 13 In the Gartlen–S. l rirl ti ne I5 A Spring Song . . 16 A Northern Easter . I 7 Hall Dale, Derbyshire . 18 Spring in Brittany . . 20 Ihe Tale of Avalon . . 2 1 From Polden I-iill . 23 By Severn-side . 24 Over the IIills 5 To the Gean, or Wilcl Cilerry . . 26 The River . 28 To the River Lathkil . 29 The Anglers Prayer . – 30 A Garden Idyll . 31 IIollyllocks 33 In Praise of Autuinn . 34 Les Feux clAutomne . . 36 A February Evening . 37 ummer Slulnljcr Song . 38 Ihe Invitation . 40 Australian Sulnmcr Xigh t. Prelude . 41 Australian Sunlmer Xight. Otle . 43 The Land of Dreaills . – 4 – 4 The Queen of Night . 6 An Invocation . 47 SONGS IN SC 3TLAND. Ave Scotia 51 Who hath ears to hear 53 The Sunshine and the Breeze 54 ljown comes the Rain 56 A West Highland Summer . 57 l W-sicle Heather 59 CONTENTS Reside the Tweecl . Impromptu, written during a great tempest . lhe Eonnie Broom . . SICETCHES ABIIOAII. Verona . Venice . Po nljeii . C unlae Paestu n . Suva Muskok i . Quebec . The Atlantic-A Storm . OTIIEI VERSES. Easter in Australia . b K U A V . lla vn. Suggested by a fragment from Sapphct 11 Lyric. Suggested by a fragment from Sappho T R-O Translations The Lailtl of AIakel elief . D6sillusion lothers of Britain . To 111y Dream-child . The Gate of Norn . Light in Darkness 1, iies L urll Self . IJe Glacl of Life . Three Foreworcls – l h e Enchanted Isle . The Crock of Gold I-Inwthorn xnd Lavender The Three Gifts Grey and Gold . Coelesti Luce Crescat Without Thee . . . B, cause I Love Ihee . If Love were All Canzonet . If Word of Mine The One Thing . BY GARDEN, FIELD AND STREAM The Herald THER i E s a Spirit in thc air –The Baptist crying in the wilderness Behold the True A Voice, Content to herald forth the fail, Which bids us wait in peace and cheerfulness For all things new, Rejoice The throstles sing, Now blow, thou March wind, lustilj- The trumpet of a prophecy lroclaimi S g p ring. Beneath the pale hlarch sun gleam right The tasselled catkins and the silver palm Tho7 old and brown The leaves Are gaily dancing with delight, The blackthorn, with one breath of Springtide calm, A snowy crown Achieves. The throstles sing, Now blow, thou March wind, lustily The trumpet of a prophecy Proclaiming Spring. Among the thorns the thrushes build, And on ihe grass the burnished celandine Stars all the sod With gold. Lo now that all thi lgs are fulfilled, The fair green raiment of the Spring divine, Thou Wind of God, Unfold The throstles sing, Now blow, thou March wind, lustily The trumpet of a prophecy Proclaiming Spring. The Open Road SEE a ribbon lies before you, winding high and winding low, Climbing onward over hill and over plain, As it twines the Sun-Kings girdle running ever Westward Ho Will you take the Open Road with me again For the world lies wide before you, And its glamour swift falls oer you As you tramp, tramp, tramp the Open Road Fr… |
| | Brother Ali Just Us T-Shirt $15 This black T-shirt features lyrics from Brother Ali’s song “Us.” “There’s no me and no you it’s just us.” |
| | The Beatles Lyrics $15.98 The Complete Beatles Lyrics is an amazing tribute to the most influential band in pop history. For the first time together in print, it publishes the lyrics to every song Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr ever wrote and recorded. 183 song lyrics, 19 pages of photos and a complete discography make this a must-own souvenir for any Beatles fan or songwriter. 183 pages, 7" x 10". |
| | Song Of Songs $5.99 “Song of Songs, the latest 8-week Studyguide, gives the reader insight into Song of Songs — one of the richest and most beautiful books of the Bible. This guide offers reflection on the intimacy God intends for marriage and the intimacy God desires to have with us. Written for those who long for more closeness with God and more depth in their relationships. This book is ideal for those who want to learn more about Song of Songs; engaged or married couples seeking a greater understanding of God’s design for intimacy; pastors and counselors looking for a guide to use in pre-marital counseling; and those who want to learn more about God’s desire for intimacy with his children and his Church.” |
| | A Song of America, and Minor Lyrics $18.15 No Synopsis Available |
| | Skin & Bones: Song Lyrics $14.57 No Synopsis Available |
| | 60 Original Song Lyrics $13.34 No Synopsis Available |
| | 500 Best-Loved Song Lyrics $8.98 Wonderful compendium of complete lyrics for well-known folk songs, hymns and spirituals, nursery songs, popular and show tunes, etc. Includes "Oh Susanna," "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," "Shenandoah," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody," hundreds more. Indispensable for singalongs, parties, family get-togethers, etc. |
| | New Song New Sound $13.99 “Staying true to form, Lamar Campbell and Spirit of Praise, once again unleash a powerful Praise and Worship offering entitled, New Song, New Sound. Song after song will take you on a spiritual journey of praise and thanksgiving ushering you into the sweet presence of the Lord with enthusiasm and anointing that is more than just superior musical styling, and extraordinary vocal expression, it’s personal. Smooth choir blends, outstanding vertical lyrics, and a fervent desire to worship make this latest project his most powerful yet, as well as a much wanted addition to any Gospel lover’s collection” |
| | Circle of Song $11.48 This ceremonial songbook contains over 300 songs and chants (with music and lyrics) from many traditions as well as dances, rituals and meditations to help us celebrate with others and deepen our communion with the sacred. The material is presented by themes along with other text and guidelines to inspire individual and group creativity. Also includes an extensive index and beautiful illustrations. |
| | Lyrics and the Law $36.48 There are few concepts in society that all of us share but music is one of those concepts. In certain situations, music is used as an accompaniment, oftentimes simply a set of sounds designed to subconsciously affect the listener. While in other situations, music is the central point, dominating the dialogue yet continuing to subconsciously affect the listener. Law, on a similar note, is a concept that is inescapable. Legal scholars have noted for centuries that society in the United States evolved, and continues to evolve, toward a population dependent on law. Both music and law remain fundamental components of modern American life and there are no signs that our connection and reliance on music and law will change in the future. This book addresses the role music plays in constituting law in the United States. The subject of the book is important in order to show that while the Supreme Court writes decisions and legislators create and modify statutes, music is more invasive and influential in the lives of the populous. The book s first purpose is to introduce readers to the classic jurisprudential schools of thought and connect those philosophies to the lyrics of various songs. There is clear evidence that Natural Law and Legal Positivism have been instrumental in establishing a legal structure and philosophy of law. The remnants of those jurisprudential schools can be directly seen in the lyrics of the last 50 years. The book notes that greater attention should be paid to the music since it is in actuality, non-traditional jurisprudence. After classic jurisprudence is presented, the book undertakes Constitutive Theory and connects lyrics to this critical approach of law. The book s second objective is to systematically explain the role that music plays in constituting images of Race, Gender, and Class. Legal scholars have argued that music and law are often loosely connected but this book asserts that music creates law and images of law through specific lenses. Critical Race Theory, Feminist Legal Theory, and underclass literature are the best examples of how music has explicitly infected legal circles. The book highlights the impact that musicians have in constituting law through their lyrics. When musicians remind the listener of the injustices in society, call for social change, or give their interpretation of legal theory, an image of law is constituted and that image often becomes the Law. When musicians create music, they are simultaneously creating law. Their experiences, language, and motives encompass their being and develop an image of law, which the listener subsequently adopts. Their lyrics constitute what law is for the people which is often a direct response to the State s version of what law is or should be. Music is similar to or a reaction to law. |
| | English Meditative Lyrics $17.98 1899. In the treatise before us, the author purposely confines himself to the domain of British or English lyrics, as distinct from American. So broad and rich is this lyric area, even within the specific province of the meditative, that this work only deals with a limited portion of it. Contents: Elizabethan meditative lyrics; Lyrics of: Edmund Spenser; Shakespeare; John Milton; William Wordsworth; Lord Byron; John Keats; Robert Browning; Mrs. Browning; Matthew Arnold; Lord Tennyson; Memorial lyrics; Devotional Lyrics. |
| | Poems and Song Lyrics of Faith and Hope $36.29 No Synopsis Available |