The Lovers
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The Lovers
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In 1817
A courting couple by the sea
He promised her he would return
While the time won the battle
His lips caressed her skin
When tomorrow they'll say goodbye
She closed her sweet eyes
But he wasn't there
In 1817
That sea which united us separated us
In 1870
An old woman cried at the beach
She was waiting for that sea
Returned her lover once again
The children shouted crazy at her
She wore a wedding dress
When she threw herself
Into the water
In 1817
That sea which united us separated us
The legend tells that night
People saw two lovers
Dancing at the sea
Between foam and coral
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