Come back to me, my swallow

Come back to me, my swallow,
—And leave me not forlorn,
Into the woods I follow
—The footsteps of the morn.
I thread the rustling hollow
—Before the day is born,
Come back to me, my swallow,
—And leave me not forlorn!

The light was dark without thee,
—My bird of April days,
I almost came to doubt thee
—When thou hadst gone thy ways—
The sunshine round about thee—
—Into the land of rays.
The light was dark without thee,
—My bird of April days.
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