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In nights of sorrow, on me You dote. | In nights of sorrow, on me You dote. | ||
When stars shine | When stars shine bright in the sky, | ||
And all around fortune abounds, | And all around fortune abounds, | ||
Then I get no glimpse of Thee; | Then I get no glimpse of Thee; | ||
Only after all | Only after all's been lost, You've given peace. | ||
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