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J.: 56 fir du konen. S.: Den est du selv, min skat! Jesus: Pak da kun etc. Dansk folkemelodi: [24] Det var en lordag aften Yngre lolker ise ved Svend Crundtr ig Det var en lordag aften, jeg sad og vented dig, du loved mig at komme vist, Men kom dog ej til mig! Jeg lagde mig pi sengen og grad si bitterlig, og hver en gang at d6ren gik, jeg tro'de det var dig. Jeg stod op sondag morgen og flettede mit hert si gik jeg mig til kirken hen og om den kirkegnrd. Men du kom ej til kirke og ej i kirken ind, - for du har fi't en anden kar og slaget mig af sind. Jeg gik mig hjem si ene hen ad den kirkesti, og hvert et spor pe sden var, der faldt min ta{e i. Hvor km man plukke roser, hvor ingen roser gror! Hvor kan man finde kerlighed, hvor karlighed ej bor! Shulamith. Happy, I cling onto the throne ofjoy. C. Thou shalt wear the crown. S. Thou art thyself that crown. Chdst. Be ready then etc. Populu Danish Ballad: Once on a Saturday Evening Translation: Hanne Briiel Once on a Sat'day evening with joy I 'waited you. You promised faithfully to come, and yet came not to me. I went into my chamber and wept with bitter tear. With ererl sound ourside the dool I hoped that you were near. On Sunday moming early I plaited my fair hear. I wended forth into the church, and round the churchyrd drer. But you were not in church, nor came you onto the church. For you have found a new true love, and think no more of me. I wandered homewards, lonely along the footpath sad. Into each footprint on that path my teardrops fell with woe. How cil one gather roses where roses will not grow? How can one find a true love there where love will not take root?
Jeg ville roser plukke, - jeg plukker ingen fler; jeg elsked dig si inderlig, - jeg elsker aldrig mer! Cul Nielsen: [25] Jeg lEgger mig sA trygt til ro Christian Winther Jeg lrgger mig se hygt til ro, som fuglen hist i skove, thi du, min Gud, du viger jo for mig, nnr jeg vil sove. Hav tak for dagen lys og klu, for hver dens lyst og glade! Hjalp alle dem, som smerter hil, ffOst alle dem, som grede! Hold i din viletegt, o Gud! mig selv og mine kare, og styrk mig, si jeg dine bud kan tro og lydig v8re. Thomas Laub: [26] Stille hjerte, sol gir ned Aften. Jeppe Aakjer Stille hjefte, sol gir ned, sol gir ned bag heden, dyr gir hjem fra dagens bdd, storken stir i reden. Stille, hjerte, sol gir ned. Tavshed over hedesti og langs veje kumme. I wished to gather roses I gather them no more. I loved you so, my deilest detr I'll never love again. I Go to Sleep Without a Fear Trmslation: Hmne Briiel I go to sleep without a fetr like birds in forest yonder. For you my God keep watch, I know O'er me when I am sleeping. Thanks be to you for daylight bright md all our day{ime pleasures. Help you all those who suffer pain, Console those who re weeping. Der God, have in your keeping saf-e both me and all my deu ones, and help me to be good and true, and honour your commandments. Quiet, heart! the Sun Goes Down Evening. Translation: Hanne Briiel Quiet, heart! the sun goes down, sun goes down o'er moorlands. Herds tum slowly home from bait, In roof top nest the stork stands. Quiet, heart, the sun goes down. Silence reigns o'er moorland path winding lanes lie dreaming.
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