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Der Schwarzwälder |
Der Schwarzwälder |
The Black Forest man |
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To Müllheim at the Post, Tausendsappermost! Don't you drink a good wine! Doesn't it go down like tree oil, to Müllheim at the Post! To Bürgeln on the heights, No, what can you see! Oh, how mountain and valley change, Land and water everywhere, to Bürgeln on the heights! At Staufen on the market they have what one desires: Dance and wine and merriment, what only gladdens the heart, at Staufen on the market! To Freiburg in the city, it is clean and cheerful; Rich gentlemen, money and goods, maidens like milk and blood, to Freiburg in the city. Where I walk and stand, it would be a merry land. But show me what you want, Only one thing I can't find in this beautiful country. My eyes like Herrischried in the forest. Wherever I go, I think of it; I don't care about the region, to Herrischried in the forest. In a small house walks in and out, right, you mean I'll tell you who? It's a she, it's not a he, in a small house. |
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Der Breisgau: Zur Zeit der
Entstehung der Alemannischen Gedichte mehr oder weniger das auf der Karte
gezeigte Gebiet.
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Übersetzung in Hochdeutsch: Hansjürg Baumgartner Übersetzung in Englisch: DeepL (free version)
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