John Glenesk Mortimer: Intermediate Sheet Music

I - THE GUITAR The guitar begins to cry. The rays of dawn break. The guitar begins to cry, and it is useless to try to silence it - it is impossible to silence it. It cries monotonously, like the wate...

I - THE GUITAR The guitar begins to cry. The rays of dawn break. The guitar begins to cry, and it is useless to try to silence it - it is impossible to silence it. It cries monotonously, like the wate...

I - THE GUITAR The guitar begins to cry. The rays of dawn break. The guitar begins to cry, and it is useless to try to silence it - it is impossible to silence it. It cries monotonously, like the wate...

I - THE GUITAR The guitar begins to cry. The rays of dawn break. The guitar begins to cry, and it is useless to try to silence it - it is impossible to silence it. It cries monotonously, like the wate...

John Donne was one of the most famous English poets around 1600. The first song is a bitter lament about the infidelity of women. The second, Sweetest Love, is more complex and somewhat more enigmatic...

John Donne was one of the most famous English poets around 1600. The first song is a bitter lament about the infidelity of women. The second, Sweetest Love, is more complex and somewhat more enigmatic...