A Dirge.
A Dirge. I. Art thou lonely in thy tomb? Art thou cold in such a gloom? Rouse thee, then, and make me room, - Miserere Domine! II. Phantoms vex thy virgin sleep, Nameless things around thee creep, Yet be patient, do not weep, - Miserere Domine! III. O be faithful! O be brave! Naught shall harm thee in thy grave; Let the restless spirits rave, - Miserere Domine! IV. When my pilgrimage is done, When the grace of God is won, I will come to thee, my nun, - Miserere Domine! V. Like a priest in flowing vest, Like a pale, unbidden guest, I will come to thee and rest, - Miserere Domine!
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