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Heinrich Heine - I had once a beautiful fatherland...

I had once a beautiful fatherland.
The oak tree
Grew so high there, violets nodded softly.
It was a dream.It kissed me in German and spoke in German
(You would hardly believe
How good it sounded) the words: "I love you!"
It was a dream. (Heinrich Heine)

I had once a beautiful fatherland. The oak tree Grew so high there, violets nodded softly. It was a dream.It kissed me in German and spoke in German (You would hardly believe How good it sounded) the words: "I love you!" It was a dream.

Heinrich Heine

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