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Artist: Anúna
Canonical path: /anuna/maid-in-the-moor-lay
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Maid In The Moor Lay
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Maid In The Moor Lay
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Maid in the moor lay sevenyhtes fulle
Maid in the moor lay sevenyhtes fulle
Wat was hire mete?
The primerole and the violet
Wat was hire drynk?
The colde water of the welle-sprink
Wat was hire bour?
The rede rose and the lili-flour
Maid in the moor lay sevenyhtes fulle
Maid in the moor lay sevenyhtes fulle
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