And lose their love­ly forms.

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Soon must they sleep in death’s em­brace,

And lose their love­ly forms.

How vain is beau­ty, then, my Muse!

How Oft Doth Beauty Lead to Sin

lyricist: Susanna Harrison, 1780
Composer: John Camp, 1905
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...Soon must they sleep in death’s em­brace,

And lose their love­ly forms.

How vain is beau­ty, then, my Muse!...

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Soon must they sleep in death’s em­brace,

And lose their love­ly forms.

How vain is beau­ty, then, my Muse!

How Oft Doth Beauty Lead to Sin

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