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[02:42.00]And the Moon has left her station
[02:44.64]Drops and settles in the birch-tree
[02:47.93]And the Sun comes from his castle
[02:50.96]Settles in the fir-tree branches
[02:54.66]Comes to share the common pleasure
[02:57.20]Comes to listen to the singing
[03:00.00]Northland's old and toothless wizard
[03:03.32]Makes the Sun and Moon her captives
[03:08.40]In her arms she takes fair Luna
[03:10.64]From her cradle in the birch-tree
[03:13.22]Calls the Sun down from his station
[03:16.06]From the fir-tree's bending branches
[03:19.00]Carries them to upper Northland
[03:20.94]To the darksome Sariola
[03:24.29]Hides the Moon, no more to glimmer
[03:27.40]In a rock of many colors
[03:30.34]Hides the Sun, to shine no longer
[03:33.28]In the iron-banded mountain
[03:36.17]"Moon of gold and Sun of silver,
[03:39.17]Hide your faces in the caverns;
[03:41.85]Shine no more to gladden Northland,
[03:44.75]Till I come to give ye freedom,
[03:47.49]Drawn by coursers nine in number,
[03:50.52]Sable coursers of one mother!"
[03:55.45]When the golden Moon had vanished
[03:57.19]And the silver Sun had hidden in the iron-banded caverns
[04:01.83]Louhi stole the fire from Northland
[04:04.97]From the regions of Wainola
[04:07.90]Left the mansions cold and cheerless
[04:10.94]And the cabins full of darkness
[04:14.28]Night was king and reigned unbroken
[04:17.77]Darkness ruled in Kalevala