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/ The morn was bright, the steeds were light, / The wedding guests were gay: / Young Ellen stood within the wood / And watched them pass away. / She scarcely saw the gallant train: / The tear-drop dimmed her ee: / Unheard the maiden did complain / Beneath the Willow-Tree.
/ "Oh Robin, thou didst love me well, / Till, on a bitter day, / She came, the Lady Isabel, / And stole thy heart away. / My tears are vain: I live again / In days that used to be, / When I could meet thy welcome feet / Beneath the Willow-Tree.