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English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. Creator: Mason Jackson.

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English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. 'Poetry by Charles MacKay; Symphonies and Accompaniments by Frank Mori. Oh, the day has gone, the mournful day! It pass'd with the midnight chime, Like a sear-leaf from the tree, Like a rain-drop in the sea, Like a sob from the heart of Time. Oh, the day has gone, the wasted day! It brought us both joy and pain: A pleasure that has fled, And a sorrow that is dead - They shall never revive again! When the day has gone, let Sorrow go! We bore it without a tear: It was well inclin'd to stay, But we reason'd it away, And we gave it no welcome here. And, though the joys with the griefs are lost, Like the snow-flakes on the stream, There are others to be borne On the sunlight of the morn - Let us smile in their purple beam! Lo, the Day is dead! Good Night! Good Night! And the Day is born - good day! There's a voice upon the blast, And the sand is falling fast - Let us sing and rejoice while we may!' From "Illustrated London News", 1858.

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Photo12/Heritage Images/The Print Collector

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HRM23A82_041

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Droits gérés

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28,6Mo (2,1Mo) / 33,7cm x 21,3cm / 3980 x 2510 (300dpi)

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