The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself. In Ten Volumes |
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Spanish Chorus.
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Spanish Chorus.
Hark! from Spain, indignant Spain,Bursts the bold, enthusiast strain,
Like morning's music on the air;
And seems, in every note, to swear
By Saragossa's ruin'd streets,
By brave Gerona's deathful story,
That, while one Spaniard's life-blood beats,
That blood shall stain the conqueror's glory.
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