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    The document is a musical score titled "Cold Song" composed by Henry Purcell. It contains two voices singing lyrics about being unwillingly awakened from beds of everlasting snow. The singers describe their bodies as stiff and unfit to bear the bitter cold, and they can barely move or draw breath. They plead to be allowed to freeze again, to death.

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    The document is a musical score titled "Cold Song" composed by Henry Purcell. It contains two voices singing lyrics about being unwillingly awakened from beds of everlasting snow. The singers describe their bodies as stiff and unfit to bear the bitter cold, and they can barely move or draw breath. They plead to be allowed to freeze again, to death.

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    COLD SONG (L’AIR DU FROID) H.

    Purcell

    VOIX 1 VOIX 2
    —————————————————- Wha-at power art thou who from below
    Hast made me rise, un-wil-ling-ly and slow Hast made me rise, un-wil-ling-ly and slow
    From beds of e-ver last-ing snow. From beds of e-ver last-ing snow.
    Sees thou not how stiff, how stiff Sees thou not how stiff, how stiff
    And wond’rous old And wond’rous old far,
    Far, far unfit to bear the bitter cold. Far unfit to bear the bitter cold.
    I can scar-cly move or I can scar-ar-cl’ly mo-o-ove-or
    Draw my breath Draw-aw-aw my brea-ea-eath
    Can scar-c’ly move or Can scar-ar-ar-c’ly mo-o-ove-or
    Draw my breath. Draw-aw-aw my brea-ea-ea-eath
    Let me, let me, let me freeze a-gain.
    Let me, let me freeze a-gain, to death. Let me, let me, let me freeze a-gain.
    Let me, let me, let me freeze again to death. Let me, let me, let me freeze
    Let me, let me, let me freeze.

    Let me, let me, let me freeze.


    Let me, let me freeze to death.

    COLD SONG (L’AIR DU FROID) H.Purcell

    VOIX 1 VOIX 2
    —————————————————- Wha-at power art thou who from below
    Hast made me rise, un-wil-ling-ly and slow Hast made me rise, un-wil-ling-ly and slow
    From beds of e-ver last-ing snow. From beds of e-ver last-ing snow.
    Sees thou not how stiff, how stiff Sees thou not how stiff, how stiff
    And wond’rous old And wond’rous old far,
    Far, far unfit to bear the bitter cold. Far unfit to bear the bitter cold.
    I can scar-cly move or I can scar-ar-cl’ly mo-o-ove-or
    Draw my breath Draw-aw-aw my brea-ea-eath
    Can scar-c’ly move or Can scar-ar-ar-c’ly mo-o-ove-or
    Draw my breath. Draw-aw-aw my brea-ea-ea-eath
    Let me, let me, let me freeze a-gain.
    Let me, let me freeze a-gain, to death. Let me, let me, let me freeze a-gain.
    Let me, let me, let me freeze again to death. Let me, let me, let me freeze
    Let me, let me, let me freeze.

    Let me, let me, let me freeze.


    Let me, let me freeze to death.

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