| Beautiful virgin walked on the high mountain,
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| then down into the deep valley.
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| there she saw a ship coming sailing, coming sailing
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| three counts were on board.
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| The youngest count
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| as it was on the ship,
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| he wanted to be betrothed, betrothed,
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| with me as young as I was.
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| Then he took it out of his finger
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| a ring of gold so red.
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| then he said, beautiful girl, beautiful girl,
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| I will give it to you.
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| When the kid was gone
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| another came there again.
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| as her heart pleased, pleased.
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| and they got along so well.
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| When the young man found out
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| great sorrow in the heart he received.
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| he changed his clothes, his clothes,
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| and traveled to where the wedding stood.
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| The young man entered the bridal house
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| and desired with the bride a dance.
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| and there they danced so cunningly, so cunningly,
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| and she faded like a corpse.
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| Tell me why you're so pale
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| and why have you become so blue?
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| because the others have deceived me, have deceived me,
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| and said you were dead.
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| Yes, the others have fooled you
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| and said I was dead,
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| tomorrow before the sun is up, the up is,
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| you will see me dead.
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| The young man entered the chamber,
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| closed the door behind him.
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| then he took out his hourglass, his hourglass,
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| and put it in front of him.
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| When the glass was rounded
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| and the hour was over,
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| then he took out his shining sword, his shining sword,
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| and stuck it through his life.
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| See here the virgins all,
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| see here my best friend.
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| you spoke with two tongues, two tongues,
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| and had second loved ones. |