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Good-Morning (From The Fisher Maiden)

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Day's coming up now, joy's returned,     Sorrow's dark cloud-castles captured and burned;     Over the mountain-tops glowing     Light-king his armies is throwing.     "Up now, up now!" calls the bird,     "Up now, up now!" child-voice heard,     Up now my hope in sunshine. "

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