The Goddess of Spring (1934)

Pluto: Very well, I'll let you go But! You must promise to return and spend half of every year down here.
Well, what do you say? (00:07:25)

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Persephone: Please let me return to my world up above, Be gentle, be kind, and comply.
For unless I return to my world up above, Each thing growing there will die. (00:06:55)

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Pluto: What? You still are sad? Your constant tears will drive me mad!
I'm willing to do anything you say, If only you smile, Be a little bit gay! (00:06:30)

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Pluto: Come, come my queen, Dry the tears from your eyes I give you this diamond, Behold its size. (00:06:07)

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Singing Narrator: The world above, Grew sad and lonely, Cold winter winds were blowing.
And everywhere, The woodland creatures, Were in despair and grieving, For their lovely goddess. (00:05:21)

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Pluto: Fairest of maidens, I've chosen you to be queen of my kingdom. Below! (00:02:40)

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Singing Narrator: The flowers danced around her, They formed a wreath and crowned her.
The Goddess of Eternal Spring! The Goddess of Eternal Spring! (00:01:45)

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Singing Narrator: There once was a time, In the long, long ago, When there was joy and laughter everywhere. When the flowers that grew, Blossomed all the year through, And the world was eternally fair. (00:00:32)

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Singing Narrator: For there lived a maiden, So gentle was she, That all the world loved her tenderly.
And life was then so pleasant, That joy was ever present, And the world grew more lovely each day. (00:00:56)

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