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We'll meet again, while night wind calls.
With honors he'll be laid to rest."

A Chorus of Ghosts:

"His tent is ready for the guest,
And when tomorrow's midnight falls,
We'll meet again, while night wind calls.
With honors he'll be laid to rest."

A Voice:

"Over the fields let my voice be heard,
At midnight he will be interred!
Let each one say what he will bring!"

The Gallows with the Wheel:

"The dead man's coffin I will be."

The Frogs in the Swamp:

"And we tomorrow's dirge shall sing."

The Gale over the Lake:

"Sad music, is a part of me."

The Moon in Zenith:

"I shall provide the pall of white."

The Fog in the Mountains:

"We'll bring the mourning veils in sight."

The Night:

"And I'll procure the robes of fear."

The Mountains:

"Give us the veils and the robes of night."

The Falling Dew:

"And I will lend each sparkling tear."

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