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\c 2
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\sp The woman speaking to her lover
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\q1
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\v 1 I am like an insignificant flower in the plains,
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\q2 like an insignificant lily growing in a valley.
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\sp The man speaking to her
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\q1
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\v 2 Among all the other young women,
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\q2 you, the one whom I love, are like a lily growing among thorns!
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\sp The woman speaking to herself
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\q1
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\v 3 Among all the other men, this man is the one who loves me; he is like a tree that grows in the forest.
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\q2 Under his shade I am safe from the sun.
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\q1 When he is close to me, it is like eating sweet fruit.
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\q1
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\v 4 He led me to the room where I feasted on his love,
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\q2 where he made love to him, as if he were covering me with his love.
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\sp The woman speaking to her lover
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\q1
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\v 5 Refresh me and strengthen me with your lovemaking.
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\q2 It is like eating raisins and other fruit,
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\q2 because I want you to love me even more.
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\sp The woman speaking to herself
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\q1
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\v 6 I hope he puts his left arm under my head
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\q2 and holds me close with his right arm.
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\b
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\sp The woman speaking to the other women
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\q1
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\v 7 You young women of Jerusalem,
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\q2 I want you to take an oath, while the does and gazelles are listening, that you will not
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\q1 disturb us while we are making love
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\q2 until we are ready to stop.
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\b
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\sp The woman speaking to herself
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\q1
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\v 8 I hear the voice of the man who loves me.
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\q2 It is as though he is leaping over the mountains
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\q1 and skipping over the hills
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\q1
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\v 9 like a deer or a gazelle.
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\q2 Now he is standing outside the wall of our house,
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\q1 looking in the window,
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\q2 and peering through the lattice.
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\q1
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\v 10 He spoke to me and said,
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\q2 "You whom I love, get up;
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\q2 my beautiful one, come with me!
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\q1
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\v 11 Look, the winter has ended;
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\q2 the rain has stopped.
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\q1
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\v 12 The flowers are blooming throughout the country.
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\q2 It is now time to sing;
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\q1 we hear the pigeons cooing.
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\q1
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\v 13 There are young figs on the fig trees,
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\q2 and there are blossoms on the grapevines
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\q1 and their fragrance fills the air.
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\q2 You whom I love, get up;
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\q2 my beautiful one, come with me!
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\b
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\q1
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\v 14 You are like a dove hiding in the rocky cliff.
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\q1 Show me your face,
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\q2 and allow me to hear your voice,
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\q2 because your voice is sounds sweet,
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\q1 and your face is lovely."
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\sp The woman speaking to herself
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\v 15 There are other men who ruin women as wild dogs ruin vineyards;
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\q2 do not allow those men to attack me.
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\b
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\q1
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\v 16 This man who loves me—I belong to him, and he belongs to me.
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\q2 He takes great pleasure in kissing my lips,
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\q2 as sheep love to graze in pastures.
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\sp The woman speaking to her lover
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\q1
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\v 17 You who love me, you must go away before dawn, when the darkness disappears.
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\q2 Go away quickly, like a gazelle or like a young deer running on the high hills.
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