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James Hook
(1746 - 1827)
Oh, how sweetly Delia sings
(T.T.B.)
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"A favourite glee for three voices
Sung with universal applause at Vauxhall. Compos'd by Mr Hook."
Sung with universal applause at Vauxhall. Compos'd by Mr Hook."
Lyrics: William Upton
Oh, how sweetly Delia sings!
List'ning angels leave the skies,
Hov'ring on celestial wings,
Wond'ring whence such strains arise.
Softly, softly, lovely maid,
Sing less sweet; in time beware.
Though the gods may court your aid,
'Tis too much for man to bear.
Oh, how sweetly Delia sings!
List'ning angels leave the skies,
Hov'ring on celestial wings,
Wond'ring whence such strains arise.
Softly, softly, lovely maid,
Sing less sweet; in time beware.
Though the gods may court your aid,
'Tis too much for man to bear.