| You are the daughter of an unknown fisherman
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| On the coast of the harsh Norwegian sea.
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| You are in love with a madman and a fool -
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| Here is the beginning of one of the most entertaining stories.
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| And my father is a confectioner and a miser,
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| rode into a happy life on someone's hump.
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| But until you know where he lives,
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| I will enjoy your overflowing laughter.
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| At the very edge of the earth
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| Born for that love
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| which was not in the world,
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| not at all those whom we cherished so much.
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| In the middle of two hills
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| You can't see the stars and shores,
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| but only distance and nets
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| All the same orphan fishermen.
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| The windows of the village are thoughtful and empty.
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| Only an abandoned farm flickers with a false light.
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| There, making my way through thickets and bushes,
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| Your girlfriend is chatting all night with a visiting poet.
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| And your bully got drunk again - drunk.
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| you know, however, it is not worth pitying him at all.
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| Can he throw at your feet
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| Anything but the waves of this sea?
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| Tell me, well, what did you find in him?
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| Why do you cherish these inventions?
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| Isn't Takk and Ha de bra better!
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| For miles, miles, overflows...
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| There are many proud horses,
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| But I alone am always ready for him
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| Break both the nose and two ribs,
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| Just to make you happy.
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| Everyone assigns cases to the end of October.
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| For the fair, you sewed night shirts for a month
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| Tomorrow I will go there with my father,
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| To sell flour products at a higher price.
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| You will give me one piercing look.
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| And until the old man notices, I will hand you a bun.
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| And the day after tomorrow already come back,
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| Wander around the damp autumn lanes again.
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| Three more months will pass.
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| It will be given to everyone according to faith.
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| But empires fall
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| And the sea is still flowing.
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| The asphalt will cut the strip,
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| Steel will shine bicycle
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| And I will come to Bergen again, although I know in advance
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| That you are the daughter of an unknown fisherman
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| On the coast of the harsh Norwegian sea.
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| You are in love with a madman and a fool -
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| Here is the beginning of one of the most entertaining stories. |