Aquí va una cancioncita compuesta con textos
seleccionados de “Walden, la vida en los bosques”
(“Walden, or Life in the Woods”), de Henry David Thoreau,
Capítulo 5, Soledad.
Letra: Henry David Thoreau
Música, guitarra y voz: Douglas Wright
I love to be alone
This is a
delicious evening,
when the whole
body is one sense,
I go and come with
a strange liberty
in Nature, a part
of herself.
Sympathy with the
fluttering
alder and poplar
leaves
almost takes away
my breath,
takes away my
breath.
I have my horizon bounded
by woods all to myself;
I have, as it were,
my own sun
and moon and stars,
and a little world
all to myself.
I find it
wholesome
to be alone
the greater part
of the time,
to be alone.
I never found the
companion
that was so
companionable
as solitude.
I love to be
alone.
I have my horizon bounded
by woods all to myself;
I have, as it were,
my own sun
and moon and stars,
and a little world
all to myself.
I find it
wholesome
to be alone
the greater part
of the time,
to be alone.
I never found the
companion
that was so
companionable
as solitude.
I love to be alone…
as solitude,
I love to be
alone…
I love to be
alone…
I love to be alone.
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Canción: I love to be alone
