Linden Lea (菩提林荫) (1994 - Remaster)-Janet Baker

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[00:00.00]Linden Lea (1994 - Remaster) - Janet Baker/Gerald Moore
[00:10.81]Within the woodlands, flow'ry gladed
[00:16.03]By the oak trees' mossy moot
[00:20.88]The shining grass blades timber shaded
[00:25.95]Now do quiver underfoot
[00:30.72]And birds do whistle overhead
[00:36.69]An water's bubbling in its bed
[00:42.42]And there, for me, the apple tree
[00:46.61]Do lean down low in linden lea
[01:01.71]When leaves, that lately were a springing
[01:06.74]Now do fade with the copse
[01:11.69]And painted birds do hush their singing
[01:17.53]Up upon the timber tops
[01:22.33]And brown leaved fruit's a turning red
[01:28.19]In cloudless sunshine overhead
[01:34.70]With fruit for me, the apple tree
[01:39.10]Do lean down low in linden lea
[01:55.54]Let other folk make money faster
[02:00.02]In the air of dark room'd towns
[02:04.28]I don't dread a peevish master
[02:08.46]Though no man may heed my frowns
[02:13.81]I be free to go abroad
[02:19.51]Or take again my homeward road
[02:27.48]To where, for me, the apple tree
[02:32.54]Do lean down low in linden lea