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Somewhere in the distance
Laughter floats along the breeze Down the hill in the valley You’ll find the whole summer court Beautiful, straight-laced, and graceful is the Queen Smiling and laughing is the warrior King The roguish Prince is dancing round Showing off his mortal bride Tables with chairs spread a mile ling Ale and wine flowing like twin rivers Exotic dresses and rich tunics everywhere With glistening gold, silver, and jewels Should an uninvited mortal happen upon the ball If proven their worth they may partake of the fun But if not who knows when they will be found Just for interrupting their nightly summer ball
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