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33 lines
935 B
Plaintext
Come, my love
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Come, my love, my dear!
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Harsh day brought the separation ...
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The enemy is mad at us went to war.
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The cruel enemy of our happiness raised his hand.
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Come, my beloved, go home!
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The enemy tramples peaceful meadows,
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He sows death over our land,
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Go boldly into battle, Razi enemy!
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A cruel rebuff to give blood predatory flocks.
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Go boldly into battle, Razi enemy!
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As the house in which you live,
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Protect the country's vastness,
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Plant native gardens and forest, and rye,
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And our air, and a desert, wide as the sea,
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Save as a house in which you live.
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We do not forget the merry meetings,
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We will not change the days happy.
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Century stand the country and the rivers flow,
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Century earth blossom, our vast nivam,
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And the beauty of our future meetings.
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Where boils fierce battle,
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Where death played out blizzard,
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With all my heart I will, my friend, you and I,
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Your way I will share as a loyal friend.
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Come my love, go home!
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