歌曲名 22 The Sun Whose Rays Are All Ablaze

歌手名 Jean Hindmarsh+The New Symphony Orchestra Of London+Isidore Godfrey

作词：William Schwenck Gilbert

作曲：Arthur Seymour Sullivan

The sun whose rays

Are all ablaze

With ever-living glory

Does not deny

His majesty

He scorns to tell a story

He don't exclaim

I blush for shame

So kindly be indulgent

But fierce and bold

In fiery gold

He glories all effulgent

I mean to rule the earth

As he the sky

We really know our worth

The sun and I

I mean to rule the earth

As he the sky

We really know our worth

The sun and I

Observe his flame

That placid dame

The moon's celestial highness

There's not a trace

Upon her face

Of diffidence or shyness

She borrows light

That through the night

Mankind may all acclaim her

And truth to tell

She lights up well

So I for one don't blame her

Ah pray make no mistake

We are not shy

We're very wide awake

The moon and I

Ah pray make no mistake

We are not shy

We're very wide awake

The moon and I