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Drunken wind with strings deceptive,
Drunken wind with strings deceptive,
Even should she want to bind me,
Even should she want to bind me,
Smiling sweetly, to her I'll say:
Smiling sweetly, to her I will say:
"I've pulverized that stone-jail."
"Ive pulverized that stone-jail."


All alive are worthy of esteem;
All alive are worthy of esteem;

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