Flora and Forester by John H. Hewitt — Lyrics

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FLORA Cheerily thy bugle sounds, When home returning o’er the lake; Merrily my bosom bounds, As each clear swell bids echo wake. FORESTER Joyously I wind the note, To tell thee that thy hunter’s near; Merrily I speed my boat Towards the place by thee made dear. FORESTER AND CHORUS Flora, for thee, thee only, These mountain wilds are sweet to me; Each crag and valley lonely, Is blest because ’tis loved by thee. CHORUS Sound the merry, merry mountain horn, At evening’s close, at morning’s early dawn. FLORA Fearlessly thy footsteps roam, When snow hangs on the dizzy steep; Driving from its rocky home The echo of the hollow deep. FORESTER Merrily the wild stag bounds, Until he feels the hunter’s spear; Cheerily the glen resounds With chorus and the hunter’s cheer. FORESTER AND CHORUS Flora, for thee, thee only, These mountain wilds are sweet to me; Each crag and valley lonely, Is blest because ’tis loved by thee. CHORUS Sound the merry, merry mountain horn, At evening’s close, at morning’s early dawn.

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Flora and Forester

Flora and Forester

By John H. Hewitt
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