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William Jackson (of Exeter)
(1730 - 1803)
Time has not thinned my flowing hair
(2S./T.Continuo)
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Time has not thinned my flowing hair
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Perhaps the most acclaimed item from Twelve canzonets, Op. 9. A copy of this work was held in the collection of music formed by the Austen family.
Lyrics: James Hammond
Time has not thinned my flowing hair
Nor bent me with his iron hand;
Ah! Why so soon the blossom tear,
E'er Autumn yet the fruit demand!
Let me enjoy the cheerful day
'Til many a year has o'er me rolled;
Pleased, let me trifle life away
And sing of love e'er I grow old.
Time has not thinned my flowing hair
Nor bent me with his iron hand;
Ah! Why so soon the blossom tear,
E'er Autumn yet the fruit demand!
Let me enjoy the cheerful day
'Til many a year has o'er me rolled;
Pleased, let me trifle life away
And sing of love e'er I grow old.