"'Tis the Harp in the Air" (1845)
Romance
Sung by Miss Louisa Pyne
in the Grand Opera of
MARITANA
[Words by A. Bunn?, Esq.]
Composed by William Vincent Wallace, 1812-1865

New York, NY: William Hall & Son, 239 Broadway
[Source: 176/100@Levy]

[MARITANA.]
I hear it again 'tis the harp 'tis the harp in the air
It hangs on the walls of the old moorish halls
It hangs on the walls of the old moorish halls
Tho' none know its minstrel or how it came there.
Listen Listen
There There
'Tis the harp in the air 'tis the harp 'tis the harp in the air
It telleth of days that are faded and gone
It telleth of the brave of the lovely and fair
Of warriors grave And of maiden's despair.
There there there there.
List Pilgrim list, 'tis the harp in the air.
List Pilgrim list, 'tis the harp in the air.
List Pilgrim list, 'tis the harp in the air.
List Pilgrim list, 'tis the harp in the air.
List Pilgrim list, 'tis the harp in the air.
There there there there.