Alicia Ann Spottiswoode (Lady John Scott) Lammermoor O WILD and stormy Lammermoor! Would I could feel once more The cold north-wind, the wintry blast, That sweeps thy mountains o’er. Would I could see thy drifted snow Deep, deep in cleuch and glen, And hear the scream of the wild birds, And was free on thy hills again! I hate this dreary southern land, I weary day by day For the music of thy many streams In the birchwoods far away! From all I love they banish me, But my thoughts they cannot chain; And they bear me back, wild Lammermoor! To thy distant hills again! |
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