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GAI LE ROSIER.

Behind my aunt's there groweth
A wood all greenery;
The nightingale's song filleth
Its glades with melodie.
Gai lon la, gai le rosier
Du joli mois de mai.

The nightingale's song filleth
Its glades with melodie;
He sings for maids whose beauty
No lover holds in fee.

He sings for maids whose beauty
No lover holds in fee;
For me he singeth never,
For my True-love loves me.