文本歌词

Handel: Saul, HWV 53 / Act 2: 'O fairest of ten thousand fair... Is there a man' (Live) - Derek Lee Ragin/Monteverdi Choir/Lynne Dawson/English Baroque Soloists/John Eliot Gardiner
Lyrics by：Charles Jennens
Composed by：George Frideric Händel
O fairest of ten thousand fair
Yet for thy virtue more admir'd
Yet for thy virtue more admir'd
Thy words and actions all declare
The wisdom by thy God inspir'd
O lovely maid thy form beheld
Above all beauty charms our eyes
Above all beauty charms our eyes
Yet still within' thy form conceal'd
Thy mind a greater beauty lies
How well in thee does Heav'n at last
Compensate all my sorrows past
How well in thee does Heav'n at last
Compensate compensate all my sorrows past
Sorrows past
Compensate all my sorrows past
How well in thee does Heav'n at last
Compensate all my sorrows past
Compensate compensate all my sorrows past
Is there a man who all his ways
Directs his God alone to please
In vain his foes against him move
In vain his foes against him move
Superior pow'r their hate disarms
He makes them yield to virtue's charms
And melts their fury
And melts their fury
And melts melts
And melts their fury down to love
Fury down to love
Fury down to love
Fury down to love
And melts their fury
He makes them yield to virtue's charms
And melts their fury
And melts their fury
And melts melts melts
And melts their fury down to love