Welsh Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century by Edmund O. Jones
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Yet they, love, are kissing thy cheek,
O heart of my heart, not changeful my love towards thee-- Eternal my love towards thee! Liberty. See, see where royal Snowdon rears Her hoary head above her peers To cry that Wales is free! O hills which guard our liberties, With outstretched arms to where you rise In all your pride, I turn my eyes And echo, "Wales is free!" O'er Giant Idris' lofty seat, O'er Berwyn and Plynlimon great And hills which round them lower meet, Blow winds of liberty. And like the breezes high and strong, Which through the cloudwrack sweep along Each dweller in this land of song Is free, is free, is free! Never, O Freedom, let sweet sleep Over that wretch's eyelids creep Who bears with wrong and shame. Make him to feel thy spirit high, And like a hero do or die, |
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