| Angus asleep, she came to see him,
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| From her knew the sweetest tune.
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| Then, when he begged her to take his hand,
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| She spread away from his dream, ooh.
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| He stared that morning, he couldn’t tell
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| Where she had gone, where she was from.
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| Sick at his heart,
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| Falling in love with the bird from the fairytales.
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| Seeking advice from Fergne:
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| «It is fated for you to love only her.»
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| Where did she fly?
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| Seeking the truth in these dreams,
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| They tell him to love only her.
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| Where did she fly?
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| Where did she fly?
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| Where does she hide?
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| Faries, Síd Úamuin, fairies, Síd ar Femuin.
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| Angus, Angus, Loch Bél Dracon.
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| Where did she fly?
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| Faries, Síd Úamuin, fairies, Síd ar Femuin.
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| Angus, Angus, Loch Bél Dracon.
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| Where does she hide?
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| Faries, Síd Úamuin, fairies, Síd ar Femuin.
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| Angus, Angus, Loch Bél Dracon.
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| «Swan"he called her.
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| Three times fifty swans around her:
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| Two swin through the gates of eternity.
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| Three times fifty swans around her:
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| Two swin through the gates of eternity,
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| Through the gates of eternity. |