MOTHER WOULD COMFORT ME

Wounded and sorrowful, far from my home,
Sick among strangers, uncared for, unknown.
Even the birds that used sweetly to sing,
Are silent, and swiftly have taken the wing.

No one but Mother can cheer me today,
No one for me could so fervently pray.
None to console me, no kind friend is near;
Mother would comfort me, if she were here.


Gently her hand o'er my forehead she'd press
Trying to free me from pain and distress;
Kindly she'd say to me; Be of good cheer,
Mother will comfort you, Mother is here!


If she were with me, I soon would forget
My pain and my sorrow, no more would I fret
One kiss from her lips, or one look from her eye,
Would make me contented, and willing to die!

Gently her hand o'er my forehead she'd press
Trying to free me from pain and distress;
Kindly she'd say to me; Be of good cheer,
Mother will comfort you, Mother is here!


Gently her hand o'er my forehead she'd press
Trying to free me from pain and distress;
Kindly she'd say to me; Be of good cheer,
Mother will comfort you, Mother is here!


Cheerfully, faithfully, Mother would stay
Always beside me, by night and by day.
If I should murmur or wish to complain,
Her gentle voice would soon calm me again.

Sweetly a Mother's love shines like a star,
Brightest in darkness, when daylight's afar.
In clouds or sunshine, pleasures or pain,
Mother's affection is ever the same.


Gently her hand o'er my forehead she'd press
Trying to free me from pain and distress;
Kindly she'd say to me; Be of good cheer,
Mother will comfort you, Mother is here!


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