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Sabine was a young lady,
pure and virtuous was she.
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Her master she served right well,
and ever so faithfully.
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Until a certain day...
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...there came from Treuenbrietzen,
a young man on his way.
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False hopes...
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...he fell in love with Sabine,
that simple cobbler boy.
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A worshipper, a proletarian.
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Enter poverty, he used up all
his money, swilling gin and beer.
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Cheers, cheers, cheers...
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Then he ran back to Sabine,
and asked for more from her.
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He did this...
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...she couldn't give him any...
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...for she was a poor, poor girl.
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So he went into her master's house.
Six silver spoons to steal.
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Stuck 'em in his pocket.
He double-crossed her, the rat.
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After eighteen weeks, the deed
came out into the light of day.
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And the master raved and ranted,
and drove poor Sabine away.
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Come here.