Текст песни Ulysses: 'T Is Not Too Late To Seek A Newer World - Deborah Stokol
You
and
I
are
old
Old
age
hath
yet
his
honour
and
his
toil
Death
closes
all:
but
something
ere
the
end
Some
work
of
noble
note,
may
yet
be
done
Not
unbecoming
men
that
strove
with
Gods
The
lights
begin
to
twinkle
from
the
rocks
The
long
day
wanes
The
slow
moon
climbs
The
deep
Moans
round
with
many
voices
Come,
my
friends
'T
is
not
too
late
to
seek
a
newer
world
Push
off,
and
sitting
well
in
order
smite
The
sounding
furrows
For
my
purpose
holds
To
sail
beyond
the
sunset
And
the
baths
Of
all
the
western
stars
Until
I
die
It
may
be
that
the
gulfs
will
wash
us
down
It
may
be
we
shall
touch
the
Happy
Isles
And
see
the
great
Achilles
Whom
we
knew
Tho'
much
is
taken,
much
abides
And
tho'
we
are
not
now
that
strength
which
in
old
days
Moved
earth
and
heaven
That
which
we
are,
we
are
One
equal
temper
of
heroic
hearts
Made
weak
by
time
and
fate
But
strong
in
will
To
strive,
to
seek,
to
find,
and
not
to
yield
1 I am Odysseus
2 Song of Achilles: My Name Shall Live Forever
3 Oh, My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose
4 Lady Macbeth: Come, You Spirits
5 Oranges and Lemons (say the Bells of St. Clement's)
6 Beowulf's Counsel
7 The Catskill Eagle
8 Hope is the Thing With Feathers
9 Gilgamesh
10 Six Red Seeds of Persephone
11 Crossing the Bar
12 Our House of Cedar and Fir
13 Ulysses: 'T Is Not Too Late To Seek A Newer World
14 The Wife of Bath: Alysoun's Tale
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