| [00:53.99] | The Devils weds a widow |
| [00:57.31] | Death another's leftovers |
| [01:00.49] | Better to lie on a willows |
| [01:03.75] | Rest on alder boughs |
| [01:07.06] | Then upon a widow's bed |
| [01:09.88] | On a used woman's pillow |
| [01:13.63] | Sweeter the side of a fence |
| [01:16.68] | Then a widow's flank |
| [01:20.62] | Softer the side of a grove |
| [01:26.01] | Than a widow's beside is |
| [01:26.11] | |
| [02:02.41] | The Devil weds a widow |
| [02:04.48] | The grave one twice wed |
| [02:06.67] | A widow's hand is rougher |
| [02:08.29] | Than a dry spruce bough |
| [02:11.54] | With which she strikes the playful |
| [02:14.04] | Grabs the one who laughs |
| [02:14.92] | A widow has had her games |
| [02:17.48] | And spent a merry evening |