| Once in the spring from the lovely shores
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| Sailor sailed somewhere very far away.
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| To see off his beloved came,
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| She put on a white dress for him.
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| And the sailor sailed away and got lost
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| In overseas cities.
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| Chorus:
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| Everyone was waiting for a woman in white,
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| I went to the sea every day.
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| The heart ordered to forget, but the soul loved.
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| As winter follows summer,
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| And spring after bad weather,
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| So sadness rolls after short happiness.
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| He returned to her when the years passed.
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| Not a sailor, already a rich slender captain
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| And he said to her: “I understand, God sees,
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| Love does not change for a fat wallet.
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| But she, having forgiven him for treason,
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| I didn't invite myself.
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| Chorus:
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| Everyone was waiting for a woman in white,
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| I went to the sea every day.
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| The heart ordered to forget, but the soul loved.
|
| As winter follows summer,
|
| And spring after bad weather,
|
| So sadness rolls after short happiness.
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| Everyone was waiting for a woman in white,
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| I went to the sea every day.
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| The heart ordered to forget, but the soul loved.
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| As winter follows summer,
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| And spring after bad weather,
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| So sadness rolls after short happiness. |