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The sun is gone down / And the moon's in the sky / But the sun will come up / And the moon be laid by.
The flower is asleep.
But it is not dead, / When the morning shines / It will lift its head.
When winter comes / It will die! No, no, / It will only hide / From the frost and snow.
Sure is the summer, / Sure is the sun; / The night and the winter / Away they run.