[ti:Sullivan: The Mikado, Act II: Song. The Sun, Whose Rays Are All Ablaze]
[ar:Sir Charles Mackerras/Welsh National Opera Orchestra/Marie McLaughlin]
[al:Gilbert & Sullivan: The Mikado]
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[00:00.00]Sullivan: The Mikado, Act II: Song. The Sun, Whose Rays Are All Ablaze - Sir Charles Mackerras/Welsh National Opera Orchestra/Marie McLaughlin
[00:01.47]Lyrics by：Sir William Schwenck Gilbert
[00:02.64]Composed by：Arthur Sullivan
[00:09.23]The sun whose rays are
[00:10.71]All ablaze with ever-living glory
[00:17.14]Does not deny his majesty-he
[00:20.18]Scorns to tell a story
[00:25.99]He don't exclaim
[00:27.49]I blush for shame so kindly be indulgent
[00:35.32]But fierce and bold
[00:36.96]In fiery gold he glories all effulgent
[00:48.13]I mean to rule the earth as he the sky
[00:57.58]We really know our worth the sun and I
[01:08.73]I mean to rule the earth as he the sky
[01:15.26]We really know our worth the sun and I
[01:34.88]Observe his flame
[01:36.18]That placid dame
[01:37.63]The moon's celestial highness
[01:43.57]There's not a trace upon
[01:45.38]Her face of diffidence or shyness
[01:52.42]She borrows light
[01:53.86]That through the night
[01:55.25]Mankind may all acclaim her
[02:01.48]And truth to tell
[02:03.00]She lights up well
[02:04.82]So I for one don't blame her
[02:14.92]Ah pray make no mistake we are not shy
[02:23.75]We're very wide awake the moon and I
[02:35.18]Ah pray make no mistake we are not shy
[02:43.23]We're very wide awake the moon and I