Wandering
W. Hess
The hawthorn blossoms in the woods,
snow lies still in the ditch.
The letter you wrote me today,
fills me with deep dismay.
I'll cut me now a stick and go,
to somewhere far away,
where pretty maids are not so proud,
to turn my love away.
The hawthorn blossoms in the woods,
I know no more dismay.
The letter which you wrote to me,
floats far out on the lake,
floats far out on the Constance lake,
yes, far out on the lake.