Sweet gentian, how do you fare
Have you heard the call of the mountain air
I have indeed heard the mountain's song
It beckons me to where I belong
To climb the peaks and touch the sky
A daring journey, oh so high
I dream of dancing in the moonlit sky
To twirl and sway with the northern lights
A spectacle of pure delight
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