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An evil fairy heard their planning, Pretending to be sound asleep, She blew out the candles, damning The Prince to drown in the deep. ............................................................ .................................................... It was on a Sunday morning, The people were happy and gay, Except for the Princess, mourning, With tears in red eyes, this day. ............................................................ .................................................... Oh mother, my dearest mother, My head feels as were split in two; I’d like to stroll somewhere other, Perhaps by the water blue. ............................................................ .................................................... The mother alone went to church, The daughter to the shore did run, She walked so long til her search For a fisherman was done. ............................................................ .................................................... Oh fisherman, dear fisherman, Would you like to earn a great prize? Your net in the water today can Fish me a Prince where he lies. ............................................................ .................................................... He threw the net in the water, To the bottom so deep it sank, He fished long for the King’s daughter, Then brought the Prince to the bank. ............................................................ .................................................... The fisher’d fished for a long time, Before the dead Prince he’d found. Now look here my dear maiden fine, Here’s your Prince in my net bound. ............................................................ .................................................... Her two arms cradled the body, And she kissed his cold lips so pale, Oh lips could you but speak to me Again my heart would be hale. ............................................................ ..................................................... Her robe around herself she wound, And then leaped into the deep sea. Dear father, mother, I have found My grave that you shall never see. ............................................................ ..................................................... The bells they tolled throughout the land, Of woe and want, were heard loud cries, Two Kings’ children lay close at hand, Both never again to rise........................................................ ....................................................... Once was a Prince and a Princess That loved one another so dear, Each other they could not posess, Too deep was the water clear. ............................................................ ................................................... "Oh dear heart, can you not swim here, My darling swim over to me, I will light two candles, have no fear, By their light the way you’ll see. ............................................................ .................................................... An evil fairy heard their planning, Pretending to be sound asleep, She blew out the candles, damning The Prince to drown in the deep. ............................................................ .................................................... It was on a Sunday morning, The people were happy and gay, Except for the Princess, mourning, With tears in red eyes, this day. ............................................................ .................................................... Oh mother, my dearest mother, My head feels as were split in two; I’d like to stroll somewhere other, Perhaps by the water blue. ............................................................ .................................................... The mother alone went to church, The daughter to the shore did run, She walked so long til her search For a fisherman was done. ............................................................ .................................................... Oh fisherman, dear fisherman, Would you like to earn a great prize? Your net in the water today can Fish me a Prince where he lies. ............................................................ .................................................... He threw the net in the water, To the bottom so deep it sank, He fished long for the King’s daughter, Then brought the Prince to the bank. ............................................................ .................................................... The fisher’d fished for a long time, Before the dead Prince he’d found. Now look here my dear maiden fine, Here’s your Prince in my net bound. ............................................................ .................................................... Her two arms cradled the body, And she kissed his cold lips so pale, Oh lips could you but speak to me Again my heart would be hale. ............................................................ ..................................................... Her robe around herself she wound, And then leaped into the deep sea. Dear father, mother, I have found My grave that you shall never see. ............................................................ ..................................................... The bells they tolled throughout the land, Of woe and want, were heard loud cries, Two Kings’ children lay close at hand, Both never again to rise.