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Es ging ein Wind durch's weite Land, Drängt Mund an Mund, blies Hand in Hand Und war als wie ein Singen. Hat dich und mich zusammgeweht; Und wenn er jetzt auch stille steht: Wir Beide wollen springen.
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A wind blew through the wide land, It urges lips to lips, blew hand into hand And was like a singing. It has blown you and me together; And even if it now stands still: We two, let us leap for joy.
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English poem and song (Strauss, von Bach) title: We two, let us leap [for joy]
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