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We part for ever from today |
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Farewell beloved one |
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And I unto may death your way |
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Will shunI care not now where you may go |
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You can no more bereave me |
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Today the sweetest girl |
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I knowDoes leave me |
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When the air still moves my curtain |
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As it used in times of yore |
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Moonlight down the lane just uncertain |
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Only you come nevermore, come nevermore, come |
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Only you come nevermore, come |
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Nor shall |
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I as in former years |
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Build Spanish castles so high |
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With starlit windows and with towers that reach the sky |
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When, shivering with bitter cold |
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Through winter nights uncertain |
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I watched lest you perhaps unfold |
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Your curtain |
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Ohh, what delight to stroll with you |
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Beneath that flowering trees |
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When poured its light their branches through |
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The moonWhen the air still moves my curtain |
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As it used in times of yore |
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Moonlight down the lane just uncertain |
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Only you come nevermore, come nevermore, come |
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Only you come nevermore, come |
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That I might catch with rapturous thrill |
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The words that you let fall |
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And that today |
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I barely still |
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I barely still recall |
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How often did |
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I secretly pray |
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Swift night her sails would furl |
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That we might thus forever stray |
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Fair girlWhen the air still moves my curtain |
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As it used in times of yore |
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Moonlight down the lane just uncertain |
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Only you come nevermore, come nevermore, come |
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Only you come nevermore, come |