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ELSE BREMS - Naxos Music Library

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Si kom duel kom due! kom, ja kom!<br />

Ja kom! I klippens rif er ro og rum<br />

Trad. melodi fra Vestjylland:<br />

[23] Sularnith lille<br />

Samtale mellem Jesum og en Troende<br />

Hans Adolph Brorson: Svane-Sang LXV<br />

Jesus: Sulamith lille! hvi jamrer du si tit?<br />

Sulamith: Ak! at du ville mig hente hjem til dit.<br />

Jesus: Den himmellengsel alvorlig prpves vil.<br />

Sulamith: Ja, nOd og trangsel 96r vist nok sir dertil.<br />

Jesus: Tror du, jeg glemmer dit korses morke sky?<br />

Sulamith: Nej, jeg fomemmer din nride daglig ny.<br />

J.; Men nir det klemmer? S.: Da skriger jeg om ly.<br />

Jesus: Sulamith lille etc.<br />

Jesus: Kan du forsage dit kere hus og stavn?<br />

Sulamith: Dem vil jeg tage og lagge i din favn.<br />

Jesus: Nir du est fardig, er vognen for din dOL<br />

Sulamith: Mig ame vardig din vardskyld ene g@r.<br />

Jesus: Gem denne kamel men kom nu, dpd, herfrem!<br />

Sulamith: Den aften-stjeme er meget angenem.<br />

J.: Vil du si geme? S.: Ja, til min brudgom hjem.<br />

Jesus: Kan du forsage etc.<br />

Jesus: Pak da kun sammen, og hold din himmelfart!<br />

Sulamith: Ja Amen, Amen, kom s6de Jesus snart!<br />

Jesus: Den vej hr ende, hvorpi du tit htr gredt.<br />

Sulamith: Nu kan jeg kende, at den er koft og let.<br />

Jesus; Engle for konen skal fore dig i nar.<br />

Sulmith: Pi jubel-tonen jeg lystig tager fat.<br />

Come hither dove, come hither, come!<br />

In the rift of the rock there is peace<br />

Trad. Tune from Westen Jutland:<br />

Shulamith Little One<br />

Conversation between Christ and a Believer<br />

Swansong LXY Translation: Hanne Brtiel<br />

Christ. Shulamith little one, why ar1 thou for ever<br />

groaning?<br />

Shulamith. Alas! I yeam for thee to fetch me home.<br />

Christ. Thy yeming will be gravely tried.<br />

Shulamith. Aye, woe and bitter sonow for certain is<br />

the cause.<br />

Christ. Thinkst thou I do forget the cloud of thy black<br />

cross?<br />

Shulamith. Nay, each day anew thy grace I do perceive.<br />

C. But when thou art oppressed? S. I cry for shelter so.<br />

Christ. Shulamith little one etc.<br />

Christ. Canst thou forsake thy own dear kith and kin?<br />

Shulamith. Them will I bring thee and place them in<br />

thy bosom.<br />

Chdst. When thou aft ready, the chariot waits at dool<br />

Shulmith. Thy merits alone make me wofihy.<br />

Christ. Cherish this fountain! But come forth now<br />

Deathl<br />

Shulamith. The evening-str spells comfort now.<br />

C. Is thy longing so strong? S. Aye for my bridegroom.<br />

Christ. Canst thou forsake etc.<br />

Christ. Be ready then and joumey up to Heaven.<br />

Shulamith. Amen, Amen, come soon my Jesus sweet.<br />

Ctuist. The path 'long which thou wept so sore is ending.<br />

Shulamith. I now perceive that it is short and smooth.<br />

Christ. To-night thou shalt be led before the throne<br />

by angels.

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