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The Lovers
Bask and bathe In river red Lay down to sleep In fire’s bed I tell a tale Of lovers lost A legend of death At twice the cost Muse of beauty So lovesome indeed A look at her visage One’s heart doth soon bleed Prompt and denying Through the sea of her suiters She saw a man leaving But her words left sooner Come, she told him Her voice hit his ear He turned his head quickly And she drew him in near She whispered sweet nothings And he fell every time She sang him a song And she rhymed him a rhyme She had him hooked For he was now so in love He could not quite tell Whom she reminded him of Someone he knew Of great fame, she was An angel, he thought Or something above But in fact he was wrong And soon he could tell She was no angel But a shadow from Hell He remembered her quick And tried to draw back He had known her before She was dead, he knew that His former flame Whom he had burnt out Yes, he was sure this was her Of this, he had no doubt He had gotten bored But she loved him so When he told her to leave She did not want to go He snuffed out her light And buried her deep Now the woman was here And began to quiet weep She grabbed the man’s arm And opened up the floor Engulfing them in flames And they both were seen no more Bask and bathe In river red Lay down to sleep In fire’s bed I finish my tale And plead you of this Remember your past I ask, I insist
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