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Cold from the spring the waters pass Over the waving pampas grass. All night long in dream I lie, Ah me! ah me! to awake and sigh— Sigh for the City of Chow. Cold from the spring the rising flood Covers the tangled southernwood. All night long in dream I lie, Ah me! ah me! to awake and sigh— Sigh for the City of Chow. Cold from its source the stream meanders, Darkly down through the oleanders. All night long in dream I lie, Ah me! ah me! to awake and sigh— Sigh for the City of Chow.
Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cfu/boo/boo11.htm.
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