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What a lonely little night
To which the wind shall blow my velvet curtain
I will hear the spirits moaning
Into which I am uncertain
I shall have a cup of tea
And read up a tale of yore
And I’ll listen to their stories
Of what has happened long before
And I’ll weep along with them
And I shall listen kindly
Then we can dance around
And have fun that is so idly
There here is a young maiden
Who had lost her suitor to crows
And in her hands she holds
A pretty snow white rose
What a lonely little night
To have company this late
But they surely must be lost
So I’ll open up the gate
I’ll offer them some drink
And then some cheese and bread
But I note they won’t partake
For they are surely dead
I’ll let them in my house
Where they can warm themselves
And I’ll take their coats and hats
And lie them on my shelves
I shall build them up a fire
For they are cold as clay
And the grownups will go dancing
And the children, they will play
What a lonely little night
And the moon is almost full
And the fire has gone out
I’ll get my blanket wool
And this is truly something
That shall never be forgotten
Don’t let the dead inside
For then they will turn rotten
For when they are inside
Don’t you offer them some bread
For they will take advantage
And you will soon be dead
What a lonely little night
As the ghosts and I take flight
To our earthen homes so white
On this lonely little night
They have made a headstone for me
So I’ll lie down and write
And then I’ll sleep and wait
For some other lad’s delight
And then we will take off
And find the lad to smite
So we can have a new friend
For the next lonely little night
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