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Tyã¶lki Ellã¤ã¤ (english)
(Moon Whispers: I should make a living working)
What tune should I strike up now feeling glad inside?
How to best adorn it not to make this mood subside?
With some puffy clouds and sunlight beaming in the skies,
some of that to market vendors and their laughing eyes.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
What song should I strike up now that I’m feeling blue?
What meaning should my music carry, so it would get through?
Rain and tempest slashing fiercely down upon the town,
poor musician have a coin to mend his shabby gown.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
What song should I strike up now that I am in love?
Will this feeling fly my song to the Moon above?
I should find some velvet, silk and lots of thread of gold
for the shirt I‘ll sew to the one I dearest hold.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
What song should I strike up now walking on my own?
Why do I keep making new songs when I’m all alone?
Into the horizon I see two strange birds have flown,
giving me a sign, I should end this song.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Hear me singing/And I sing:
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
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I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
Hear me singing/And I sing:
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
Hear me singing/And I sing:
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon,
Hear me singing/And I sing:
giving me a sign, I should end this song.
Into the horizon I see two strange birds have flown,
Why do I keep making new songs when I’m all alone?
What song should I strike up now walking on my own?
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
for the shirt I‘ll sew to the one I dearest hold.
I should find some velvet, silk and lots of thread of gold
Will this feeling fly my song to the Moon above?
What song should I strike up now that I am in love?
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
poor musician have a coin to mend his shabby gown.
Rain and tempest slashing fiercely down upon the town,
What meaning should my music carry, so it would get through?
What song should I strike up now that I’m feeling blue?
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
I labour for a living, soon commerce fills my purse.
Let the Sun shine, glide away my Moon
Hear me singing/And I sing:
some of that to market vendors and their laughing eyes.
With some puffy clouds and sunlight beaming in the skies,
How to best adorn it not to make this mood subside?
What tune should I strike up now feeling glad inside?
(Moon Whispers: I should make a living working)
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