With wisdom, goodness, grace
Music: Walter Parratt (1841–1924) · Words: Alfred Austin
With wisdom, goodness,
grace, she filled For many years the Throne,
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The words
With wisdom, goodness,
grace, she filled For many years the Throne,
And whatsoe'er her people willed,
and whatsoe'er her people willed,
That will she made her own; More long,
more loved,
more long, more loved, she reigned than all The
kings of days gone by, the days gone by;
Sceptres may pass, sceptres may pass
and empires fall,
Her name, her name will never die,
her name will never die,
her name will never die.
Victoria! Victoria! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main and the Empress of
the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main and the Empress of
the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main!
With wisdom, goodness,
grace, she filled for many years the Throne,
And whatsoe'er her peoplewilled,
and whatsoe'er her people willed,
That will she made her own;
More long, more loved
more long, more loved, she reigned than all The
kings of days gone by, the days gone by;
Sceptres may pass, sceptres may pass
and empires fall,
Her name, her name, her name willnever die,
her name will never die.
Victoria! Victoria! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles, And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles, And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main!
With wisdom, goodness,
grace, she filled For many years,
for many years the Throne, Throne,
And whatsoe'er her people willed,
and whatsoe'er her people willed,
That will she made her own, she made her own;
more long,
more loved, she reigned than all The kings of
days gone by, the days gone by; Sceptres may
pass, sceptres may pass
and empires fall, and empires fall,
Her name will never die, her name will mever
die,
her name will never die.
Victoria! Victoria! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles, And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles, And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main!
With wisdom, goodness,
grace, she filled for many years the Throne,
And whatsoe'er her people willed,
and whatsoe'er her people willed,
That will
she made her own;
more long,
more loved, she reigned than all The kings of
days gone by, the days, the days gone by;
Sceptres may pass, sceptres may pass
and empires fall, and empires fall,
her name will never die.
Victoria! Victoria! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main! Victoria!
Victoria! Long may she live and reign!
The Queen of our inviolate Isles,
And the Empress of the main, and the Empress
of the main, Victoria! Victoria!
Long may she live and reign! The Queen of our
inviolate Isles And the Empress of the main,
and the Empress of the main
About this song
- Music
- Walter Parratt (1841–1924) (dates as OpenScore states them)
- Words
- Alfred Austin
- Language
- English, as its source states it
- First published
- in or before 1899, as IMSLP states it
- Length
- 3:09
- Parts
- Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
- Its source files it as
- Choral Songs in Honour of Her Majesty Queen Victoria
- The score
- OpenScore Lieder Corpus; CC0 1.0, as its source states it. OpenScore Lieder Corpus (CC0)
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