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[Wail on, thou bleeding nightingale]
Wail on, thou bleeding nightingale,
I join my wail with thine;
Deplore thy passion for the rose,
And let me weep for mine.
I join my wail with thine;
Deplore thy passion for the rose,
And let me weep for mine.
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Lament thy rose for seventy days,
She lives, and may reply;
But mine is dead, and I must weep,
Or break my heart, and die!
She lives, and may reply;
But mine is dead, and I must weep,
Or break my heart, and die!
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