Hark! The world is full of thy praise
Music: Walter Parratt (1841–1924) · Words: Bridges, Robert
Long live Victoria!
Domina præclara!
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The words
Long live Victoria!
Domina præclara!
Hark! the world is full of thy praise,
England’s Queen of many days;
Who knowing how to rule the free,
Hast giv’n a crown to monarchy.
Long live Vic– toria!
O felix anima!
Honour,
Truth
and growing Peace Follow Britannia’s wide
in– crease,
And Nature yield her strength unknown
To the wisdom born
beneath thy Throne.
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame, firm is thy fame,
in wisdom and love
firm is thy fame. Enemies bow to honour thy
name,
Enemies bow
to honour thy name,
Long live Victoria!
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
Enemies bow to honour thy name,
to honour thy name.
The world shall never tire to tell Praise,
praise of the Queen, Praise, praise of the Queen
who reignèd well,
The world shall never tire to tell
Praise!
Praise!
Praise of the Queen who reignèd well.
Long live Victoria! Long live Victoria!
O felix anima! Domina præ– clara!
Amore
semper
coronabere
Regina cara!
Regina cara!
Long live Victoria!
Domina præclara!
Hark! the world is full of thy praise,
England’s Queen of many days;
Who knowing how to rule, to rule the free,
Hast giv’n a crown to monarchy.
Long live Vic– toria!
O felix anima!
Honour,
Truth and growing Peace
Follow Britannia’s wide
in– crease,
And nature yield her strength
unknown
To the wisdom born beneath, beneath thy
Throne.
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
Enemies bow to honour thy name,
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame. Enemies bow to honour thy
name,
to honour thy name,
Long live Victoria!
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame, firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame, Enemies bow to honour,
to honour thy name. The world shall never tire
to tell Praise of the Queen who reignèd well,
Praise, praise of the Queen who reignèd well,
who reignèd well,
The world shall never, never tire to tell
Praise!
Praise!
Praise of the Queen who reignèd well.
Long live Victoria! Long live Victoria!
O felix anima! Domina præ– clara!
Amore
semper
coronabere
Regina cara! cara!
Regina cara!
Long live Victoria!
O felix anima!
Hark! the world
England’s Queen of many days;
Who knowing how to rule the free,
to rule the free,
a crown to monarchy.
Long live Vic– toria!
Domina præclara!
Honour,
Truth and growing Peace
Follow Britannia’s wide
in– crease,
And nature yield her strength, her strength
unknown
To the wisdom born beneath thy Throne,
beneath thy Throne.
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
Enemies bow to honour thy name,
firm is thy fame, firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame,
firm is thy fame.
Long live Victoria!
Long live Victoria!
Long live Victoria! In wisdom and love firm
is thy fame, firm is thy fame,
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
Enemies bow to honour thy name,
to honour, to honour thy name.
The world shall never tire to tell,
the world, the world shall never tire to tell
Praise of the Queen who reignèd well,
The world shall never tire, shall never tire
to tell
Praise!
Praise!
Praise praise of the Queen who reignèd well.
Long live Victoria! Long live Victoria!
O felix anima! Domina præ– clara!
Amore
semper
coronabere
Regina cara! cara!
Regina cara!
Long live Victoria!
O felix anima!
Hark! the world is full of thy praise,
England’s Queen of many days; Who knowing how
to rule the free, who knowing how to rule the
free,
a crown to monarchy.
Long live Vic – toria!
Domina præclara!
Honour,
Truth and growing Peace
Follow Britannia’s wide in– crease,
And Nature yield her strength unknown,
her strength unknown
To the wisdom born beneath thy Throne.
In wisdom and love firm is thy fame,
Enemies bow to honour thy name,
Ene mies bow to honour thy name,
firm, firm, In wisdom and love firm is thy
fame, firm,
firm is thy fame.
Long live Victoria!
Long live Victoria! O felix anima!
Domina præclara! In wisdom and love firm is
thy fame, firm is thy fame, Enemies bow to
honour thy name.
Long live Victoria!
O felix anima! Long live Victoria!
The world shall never tire to tell
Praise!
Praise!
Praise praise of the Queen who reignèd well.
Long live Victoria! Long live Victoria!
O felix anima! Domina præ– clara!
Amore
semper
coronabere
Regina cara!
Regina cara!
About this song
- Music
- Walter Parratt (1841–1924) (dates as OpenScore states them)
- Words
- Bridges, Robert
- Language
- English, as its source states it
- First published
- in or before 1899, as IMSLP states it
- Length
- 5:42
- 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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- the United States
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