îáéè îìîòìä, òì àåøåú ùì òéø
îæää áãéå÷ àú äçìåï
éåøã àì äöåîú, åäáäåá ëúåí
îùç÷ òí ëúåáú ùì îìåï

äúçìåú äï úîéã âí ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùàéúê ðùàøú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëàá ùééùàø àéúê
àää.

çåìó îåì äáéú, ùäùàøúé áå
àú éîé, ìéìåúé, àåúé
åìàåøê äãøê, ìááåú ùáåøéí
åáãéãåú ùúéùàø àéúé

äúçìåú äï úîéã âí ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùàéúê ðùàøú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëàá ùééùàø àéúê
àää.


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