The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 3: But this was in the old, far-off days (Warriors)

Name: The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 3: But this was in the old, far-off days (Warriors)
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The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 3: But this was in the old, far-off days (Warriors) a song by Rutland Boughton on Muzzly - Listen Music Smarter

The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 1: Prelude by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 1: By the voice in the corries (Druids) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 2: By dim moon-glimmering coasts and sad sea wastes (Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 2: The bells of youth are ringing (Maidens) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 3: Though you have travelled from one darkness to another (Voices in the Wood/Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 3: But this was in the old, far-off days (Warriors) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 4: And if I tread the long, continuous way (Dalua/Voices in the Wood) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 4: Hail, Eochaidh, high king of Eiré, hail! (Bards/Maidens/Warriors) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 5: I have come hither, led by dreams and visions (Dalua/Voices in the Wood) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 5: Green fire of joy, green fire of life by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 6: Hail, Son of Shadow! (Spirit Voice) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 6: Etain, speak, my queen (Eochaidh/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 7: I am old; more old, more ancient than the gods (Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 7: No, no my queen (Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 8: Brother and kin to all the twilit gods (Spirit Voice) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 8: I, too, have heard strange delicate music (Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 9: [The sound of mocking laughter is heard from the wood] by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 9: The queen! (Warriors/Maidens/Druids) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 10: For Lu and Œngus laugh not (Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 10: Hail, Eochaidh, King of Eiré! (Midir/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 11: Fair is the moonlight (Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 11: I am a king's first son (Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 12: Hail, daughter of kings (Dalua/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 12: Dagda, lord of thunder and silence (Druids) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 13: Have you forgot the delicate smiling land (Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 13: Fair lord, my thanks I give (Eochaidh/Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 14: I have forgotton all (Etain/Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 14: Have not great poets sung (Midir/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 15: A king of men has wooed the Immortal Hour (Dalua/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 15: in the days of the Great Fires (Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 16: Led here by dreams (Dalua/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 16: Hear us, Œngus, beautiful, terrible, sun-lord (Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 17: I will go back to the country of the young (Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 17: But now, fair lord, tell me the boon you crave (Eochaidh/Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 18: Sir, I am glad. I had not thought to see one here (Eochaidh/Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 18: I have seen all things pass and all things go (Old Bard) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 19: I have come to this lone wood (Dalua/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 19: Welcome my queen (Eochaidh/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 20: Look, O king … I see a fountain (Dalua/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 20: This nameless lord (Eochaidh/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 21: There is no backward way for such as I (Eochaidh/Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 21: How beautiful they are (Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 1 no. 22: I have heard you calling, Dalua (Eochaidh/Dalua) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 22: I have heard, I have dreamed that song (Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 1: I've seen that man before who came tonight (Manus/Maive) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 23: I am a song in the land of the young (Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 2: Yes woman, yes, I know (Manus/Etain/Maive) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 24: I am a small green leaf in a great wood (Etain/Eochaidh/Midir) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 3: But sometimes. Tell me, have you heard (Etain/Manus/Maive/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 25: O do not leave me, Star of my Desire! (Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 4: Good folk, I give you greeting (Eochaidh/Etain/Manus) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 26: Hasten, lost love, found love! (Midir/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 5: Good sir, brave Lord! (Maive/Manus/Eochaidh/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 27: in the land of youth there are pleasant places (Spirit Voices) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 6: At last I know why dreams have led me hither (Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 2 no. 28: My dreams! My dreams! (Eochaidh/Spirit Voices) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 7: And your name, fair lord? (Etain/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 8: Truly, I now know full well (Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 9: I, too, am lifted with the breath (Etain/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 10: Who laughed? (Eochaidh/Manus/Maive/Etain) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 11: Dear lord, sit here (Etain/Eochaidh) by Rutland Boughton ,
The Immortal Hour: Act 1 Scene 2 no. 12: How beautiful they are (Spirit Voices) by Rutland Boughton ,