At the third crow of a cock, to the day the night begins to yield.
The wife has prepared for him the lunch and the tea.
But the peasant fears that it’s still too early to go to the field,
So he pulls the shabby curtains open, the morn stars to see.
At the third crow of a cock, to the day the night begins to yield.
The wife has prepared for him the lunch and the tea.
But the peasant fears that it’s still too early to go to the field,
So he pulls the shabby curtains open, the morn stars to see.
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