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When I think of the time when we must part,
When I think of the time when we must part,
in just a few short days from now,
in just a few short days from now,

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General Information

Title: Wenn ich gedenk der Stund
Composer: Jacob Regnart

Number of voices: 3vv   Voicing: SAB

Genre: SecularVillancico

Language: German
Instruments: A cappella

Published: 1578

Description: From "Teutsche Lieder mit dreyen stimmen nach art der Neapolitanen oder Welschen Villanellen"

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Original text and translations

German.png German text

Wenn ich gedenk der Stund, da ich muß scheiden,
wie denn geschehen wird in kurzen Tagen,
mein Herz im Leib will mir vor Leid verzagen.

Weil ich dann muß davon mit Trauren fahren,
und dich nicht sehen mehr in vielen Jahren,
mein Herz im Leib will mir vor Leid verzagen.
 


English.png English translation

by Mick Swithinbank
When I think of the time when we must part,
in just a few short days from now,
my heart within my breast is filled with despair.

For then with sorrow I must take my leave,
and see you no more for many years to come:
my heart within my breast is filled with despair.