Fraulein
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Fraulein
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Far across the deep blue water lives an old German's daughter
By the banks of the old River Rhine
Where I loved her and left her now I can't forget her cause I miss my pretty Fraulein
Fraulein Fraulein look up toward the heavens each night when the stars start to shine
By the same stars above you I swear that I love you you are my pretty Fraulein
Well my memories wander away over yonder to the sweetheart that I left behind
In a moment of glory a face comes before me the face of my pretty Fraulein
Fraulein Fraulein walk down by the river pretend that your hand's holdin' mine
By the same stars above you I swear that I love you I miss my pretty Fraulein
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