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by Paul Lindenberg (1859 - 1943)

Es sinkt der Tag; zum letzten Mal
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Language: German (Deutsch) 
Es sinkt der Tag;  zum letzten Mal
Bescheint die Sonn' noch Feld und Wald,
Die Nebel steigen aus dem Thal.
Ein Glöcklein plötzlich hell erschallt:
Ave Maria! 

Und ehern reiht sich Klang an Klang,
Es tönet hier, es tönet dort,
Es schallt den stillen Wald entlang,
Und in den Lüften klingt es fort:
Ave Maria! 

Es bricht die Nacht nun langsam ein,
Der erste Stern am Himmel blinkt,
Wie friedlich ruhen Feld und Hain;
Das letzte Glöckchen leis' verklingt:
Ave Maria!

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