Sun, tell me why I need light - my darling left yesterday.
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Be silent, carved moon bell in my green meadows.
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Oh, a woman of silver called him up with her
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With one nod of the head about two painted horns.
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Give me back my soul, O soul of the two-horned mountain!
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What sacrifice is dear to your crown of heights?
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I will give a bull whose horns are curved and sharp,
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Like the sickle with which you harvest the harvest of our men.
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Woe-mountain, sun-moon, darling left yesterday.
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There will be a wife of silver, curved and sharp.
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I spun everything, I did not sleep, I spent the night until the morning,
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You are also a spinner, woe-mountain, I will be your sister.
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I spun everything, I did not sleep at the spinning wheel from evening until morning;
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The heavenly sheep were sheared in silence by two blades of ice.
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Shreds on the black crest of rocks - are you a spinner too, mountain?
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I would sew a dress for him, so as not to freeze in your arms.
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And if I don't wait and die before the deadline, mountain,
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I will become an angel of darkness and under a silvery wing,
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I will be your sister with an icy bend of a pen,
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And I can always stand behind his right shoulder.
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I will give a bull, golden horns, his step is firm.
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What is a hand to me instead of a wing of blue ice?
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In the evenings in the sky, you alone weaved gentle clouds,
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Woe-mountain, sun-moon, darling left yesterday. |