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by Friedrich Marc (b. 1819)

Wir wandern aus dem Vaterland
Language: German (Deutsch) 
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Wir wandern aus dem Vaterland 
Wol über Berg und Thal.
So geht es immer weiter hin,
Da schaut zurück der trübe Sinn.
     Ade, ade.

Zu manchem Dorf, zu mancher Stadt
Geleitet uns der Weg.
Ob Alles deutsche Worte spricht,
Die Heimath ist es immer nicht.
     Ade, ade.

Doch wenn wir über'm Wasser sind,
Bei fremdem Volk allein,
Sind auch verschwunden Land und Leut',
Die unser deutsches Herz gefreut.
     Ade, ade.

Wir sind nun einmal auf dem Weg,
Bald fährt das Schiff vom Land.
Es ist umsonst zurückzuseh'n,
Wir müssen, müssen weiter geh'n.
     Ade, ade.

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Confirmed with Friedrich Marc, Gedichte, Zweite Auflage, London: Franz Thimm, Deutsche Buchhandlung, 1859, page 102.


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  • by Friedrich Marc (b. 1819), "Ade", appears in Gedichte, in Deutsche Auswandrung, in Erster Theil [author's text checked 1 time against a primary source]

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