Suite from"Wuthering Heights" - Act I Scene 2: VII. I am the only being, whose doom no tongue would ask (组曲《呼啸山庄》 - 第一幕第二场：VII. 我是唯一无人问津命运的人) (Arr. for Soprano, Baritone, and Orchestra by Hans Sørensen)

Heathcliff

I am the only being, whose doom

no tongue would ask, no eye would

mourn.

I never caused a thought of gloom,

a smile of joy, since I was born.

In secret pleasure, secret tears.

This changeful life has slipped away.

As friendless after eighteen years,

as lone as on my natal day.

I'm happiest when most away

I can bear my soul from its home of clay.

On a windy night, when the moon is bright,

And the eye can wander through worlds

of light.

When I am not, and none beside

Nor earth nor sea nor cloudless sky.

But only spirit wandering wide

through infinite immensity.