[ti:Sullivan: The Lost Chord (설리번: 잃어버린 화음|ウシナワレタキンセン|失われた琴線)]
[ar:Stuart Burrows/The Ambrosian Singers/Martin Neary/Wyn Morris]
[al:Ultimate Classics]
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[00:00.00]The Lost Chord - Stuart Burrows/Ambrosian Singers/Martin Neary/Wyn Morris
[00:06.02]Lyrics by：Adelaide A. Proctor
[00:07.06]Composed by：Arthur Seymour Sullivan
[00:21.03]Seated one day at the organ
[00:25.51]I was weary and ill at ease
[00:30.11]And my fingers wandered idly
[00:35.38]Over the noisy keys
[00:39.48]I know not what I was playing
[00:44.23]Or what I was dreaming then
[00:49.09]But I struck one chord of music
[00:53.18]Like the sound of a great amen
[00:58.44]Like the sound of a great amen
[01:17.08]It flooded the crimson twilight
[01:21.48]Like the close of an angel's psalm
[01:26.12]And it lay on my fevered spirit
[01:30.34]With a touch of infinite calm
[01:34.96]It quieted pain and sorrow
[01:38.92]Like love overcoming strife
[01:43.38]It seemed the harmonious echo
[01:48.23]From our discordant life
[01:52.98]It linked all perplexed meanings
[01:57.20]Into one perfect peace
[02:01.81]And trembled away into silence
[02:06.47]As if it were loth to cease
[02:11.04]I have sought but I seek it vainly
[02:15.37]That one lost chord divine
[02:19.73]Which came from the soul of the organ
[02:24.54]And entered into mine
[02:30.64]Into mine
[02:36.37]It may be that death's bright angel
[02:41.66]Will speak in that chord again
[02:46.80]It may be that only in heav'n
[02:52.08]I shall hear that grand amen
[02:57.00]It flooded the crimson twilight
[03:02.44]It flooded the crimson twilight
[03:07.68]It may be that only in heav'n
[03:16.04]I shall hear that grand amen