Samuel Adler - The Piper

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Shepherd! while the lambs do feed
And you rest beneath a tree
Pipe upon an oaten reed
Merrily and merrily

Should it rain do not forbear
Rain comes from the happy sky
Tune us now a quiet air
Till the shower passes by

Back the sun will come in gold!
Pipe away, my dear, until
Evening brings the lambs to fold
You may weep then if you will

Release Date: January 01, 1950

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"The Piper Shepherd" by Samuel Adler is a whimsical and pastoral song that transports listeners to the idyllic setting of a shepherd resting beneath a tree, playing his pipe while the lambs feed around him. The lyrics evoke a sense of tranquility and contentment, encouraging listeners to embrace the beauty of nature even during moments of rain or sadness. As the sun returns and evening approaches, the shepherd's melody continues to soothe and uplift, offering a sense of comfort and peace. Adler's composition beautifully captures the essence of a simple and harmonious life in the countryside, inviting listeners to pause and appreciate the joys of the present moment.