M: “My peace is gone/ My heart is heavy” from Goethe’s Faust, translated by Richard Stokes (2005)
Bonus:
Way to put Faust on a pedestal
Summary: Gretchen misses Faust.
Commentary: There's not enough tragic love songs about being seduced by villains.
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