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Svatojanské mušky tančija po hrázi Lyrics by Leoš Janáček

The Diary of One Who Disappeared

1921

Svatojanské mušky tančija po hrázi
Gdosi sa v podvečer podle ní prochází
Nečekaj, nevyjdu, nedám já sa zlákat
Mosela by po téj má maměnka plakat
Měsíček zachodí, už nic vidět není
Stojí gdosi stojí v našem záhumení
Dvoje světélka zářija do noci
Pane Bože, nedaj! Stoj mi ku pomoci!

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