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úðé ìé àú äéã ùìê
úðé, úðé
úðé ìé àú äéã ùìê
úðé, úðé
äâåó ùìê ìà úîéã àéúé
ìëï àú äéã äô÷éãé àöìé
äùàéøé àú äéã ùìê
ìà öøéê ùåí ãáø àçø
ìà öøéê
ìà öøéê ùåí ãáø àçø
ø÷ àú äéã ùìê
úðé, ìà éåúø
ëé àðé ìà îá÷ù
ùåí ãáø àçø
åðùá ëîå àçéí
åðãáø.


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