Ich hör ein Lied (German Edition)
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Kann i glei net allweil bei dir sein, Han i doch mein Freud' an dir! Must I, then, must I, then from the city must I then, city must I then, And thou, dear, must stay there? Let out there, let out there, let out there be many girls, there be many girls, Dearest love, I will be true. Even if I saw another lass, do not think my love is through: In a year, in a year, When the grapes are good and ripe, grapes are good and ripe, Then here is where I shall be.
If by then, if by then, if thy darling still I am, darling still I am Then married we shall be. In a year my term is o'er and done, and then mine and thine I'll be; If by then, if by then, if thy darling still I am, darling still I am Then married we shall be. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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Eia, Popeia, What Rustles in the Straw? A Farmer Went into the Woods. The Itsy Bitsy Spider. One Elephant Strolled over a Spider Web. A Dog Came into the Kitchen. A Little Man Stands in the Forest. A Tailor Caught A Mouse. One Two Three in Quick Time. A Bird Wanted to Get Married. Eeny meeny miney mo. A Rose Has Sprouted. The Mill Goes Clickety-Clack.
from Act I of the German opera Die Tote Stadt by Erich Korngold Glück, das mir verblieb (Marietta's Lied), Marietta's aria from Die Tote Stadt Glück, das mir verblieb, Joy, that Ich hört es oft in jungen, I heard it often in younger, in schöneren Tagen. in better days. Translation by Lisa Lockhart (aida_figaro@ www.farmersmarketmusic.com). Nazi songs were songs and marches used in Nazi Germany. In modern Germany , the public This observation applies above all to "Das Lied der Deutschen, (" The song of the Germans")" written in In a later version () this was mitigated for the Hitler Youth to "Denn heute da hört uns Deutschland " ("For today.
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Alle Leut' geh'n jetzt nach Haus'. Eurovision Song Contest What Goes Over Our Meadow? Not a hundred years may you delight in all the rotten baubles of this earth. This One Fell into the Water. Like the back of a tiger arches the jade bridge over to the pavilion.
Finger Play of the Family. It Takes Little to Be Happy. Fox, You've Stolen the Goose. Last Night I Went Out. Good Evening, Good Night. Good Morning, My Darling. The Sun Calls, "Good Morning! Little Johnny Original Version. Little Rabbit in Your Burrow. Little Rose on the Moor. Heal, Heal Bald Man's Muck. Heigh Ho, Hitch Up the Cart. O Come, All Ye Faithful.
Here You Have a Thaler. Hark What Comes from Outdoors. I am a Little Donkey. I Walk with My Lantern.
Deutschlandlied
I Have a Beautiful Lantern. The Farmer in March. May There Always Be Sunshine. In the Forest Stands a House. In My Little Apple. Now We Cross over the Lake. Now The Lovely Spring Begins. Ring, Little Bell, Ring! A Man Comes up the Stairs. A Bird Comes A-flying. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Feet. Let Us Be Happy and Lively. Quiet, Little Peter, Quiet.
The Snow Falls Quietly. Dear Sister, Dance With Me!
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Lift Up Your Heads. My Flowers are Thirsty. My Hands Have Disappeared. My Aunt from Morocco. My Finger Goes in Circles. My Hat Has Three Corners. Early in the Morning, At Six. Nicholas, Come into Our House. Ox on the Mountain. Uncle Fritz Had a Farm. Scritch, Scratch, Scritch, Scratch.
Little Boat, Little Boat. Sleep, My Little Prince, Sleep. Sleep, Sleep, Fine, Sweet Boy.
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