I, a young girl, am going to the quiet meadow, the quiet meadow,
To the quiet meadow, to a little birch.
I, a young girl, will pluck a blue cornflower,
A little blue flower, cornflowers;
I, a young girl, will weave a wreath,
I, a young girl, will go to the river,
I will throw the wreath down the river,
I will think about my sweetheart:
My wreath is drowning-drowning,
My heart is aching - aching;
My wreath will drown,
My sweetheart will abandon me.
In the garden - little garden,
Maidens are strolling,
My snowball bush, my raspberry bush!
In the garden they picked flowers;
And wove wreaths.
They tossed the wreaths
Into the Danube, into the rapid river;
Whoever's wreath floats,
That one will marry.
My snowball bush, my raspberry bush!
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