There Have Been Songs in England Noël Coward
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(Chorus)
There have been songs in England
Since our island rose from the seas
As the dry land on that early English day
A sea wind rustled through the trees
Very soon the birds appeared
Later lyric words appeared
Later on the people sang
Still they're singing free
There have been songs in England
And songs there will always be
(Verse)
A nation’s music belongs to the race
Through the slow time changes
And the rhythm of moving years
A nation's songs are its pridе and grace
Evermore and aftеr
Though the shape of the world may alter
In our songs the laughter
Blends the tears
We hear the echo of the songs that proved us free
They are bequeathed to you and me
Forever and ever
(Chorus)
There have been songs in England
Since our island rose from the seas
As the dry land on that early English day
A sea wind rustled through the trees
Very soon the birds appeared
Later lyric words appeared
Later on the people sang
Still they're singing free
There have been songs in England
And songs there will always be
There have been songs in England
Since our island rose from the seas
As the dry land on that early English day
A sea wind rustled through the trees
Very soon the birds appeared
Later lyric words appeared
Later on the people sang
Still they're singing free
There have been songs in England
And songs there will always be
(Verse)
A nation’s music belongs to the race
Through the slow time changes
And the rhythm of moving years
A nation's songs are its pridе and grace
Evermore and aftеr
Though the shape of the world may alter
In our songs the laughter
Blends the tears
We hear the echo of the songs that proved us free
They are bequeathed to you and me
Forever and ever
(Chorus)
There have been songs in England
Since our island rose from the seas
As the dry land on that early English day
A sea wind rustled through the trees
Very soon the birds appeared
Later lyric words appeared
Later on the people sang
Still they're singing free
There have been songs in England
And songs there will always be
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