Season

 1 Spring|      singing through the happy summer nights ~And call, "Jurgut,
 2 Spring|   youngsters spend their happy summer days. ~The children of the
 3 Spring|      the nearness of the balmy summer days. ~The reawakened soil
 4 Spring|     But now, Lord pity us, the summer time draws near ~And summons
 5 Spring|      must realize that now the summer nears. ~Merciukas, you indolent
 6 Spring|      plant them well with many summer crops. ~It is not good to
 7 Spring|   sheds, once full of precious summer wealth, ~Are now but empty
 8 Spring|      fault is it that when the summer crops are in, ~You so inhumanly
 9 Spring|      surely you will have your summer meals less lean. ~"So go
10 Spring|        springtime, ~Before the summer will call you to other tasks." ~ ~
11 Summer|                                Summer toils~ ~Hail everchanging
12 Summer|       after each gay spring, a summer full of joy." ~So spake
13 Summer|        that each year when the summer reappears ~Every fool begins
14 Summer|   fields have ripened now; the summer soon will end. ~The last
15 Summer|      Alas! How shall we do the summer feudal tasks, ~And how will
16 Summer|   mushroom picked and dried in summer time, ~Improves so much
17 Summer|      of the fall; ~And yet the summer crops still languish in
18 Summer|  opportune time, ~Now that the summer days and summer duties end, ~
19 Summer|       that the summer days and summer duties end, ~We came here
20 Summer|        Lord gave us the sunlit summer days. ~Now once again fresh
21 Summer| healthful meals. ~And now that summer is again about to end, ~
22 Summer|      fields raised through the summer days, ~That precious wealth
23 Summer|      that. Now as we spend the summer's last sweet days, ~Ere
24 Autumn|        they dispel the last of summer's warmth. ~The weather,
25 Autumn|        us no more, ~So the gay summer days stay briefly and then
26 Autumn|      his nest, ~Lo, there, all summer joy and merriment is gone! ~
27 Autumn|      are through with our hard summer tasks,~Let's get together
28 Winter|    where we later ended hearty summer joys, ~There now the drifting
29 Winter| sincerely thank.~Of course, in summer time, when hills and dales
30 Winter|       our lives,~Many a hungry summer we've met on our way.~Just
31 Winter|    like you, enjoyed our happy summer days.~And did we expect
32 Winter|   frozen fields, which we this summer plowed,~And where we on
33 Winter|       by the grace of God,~The summer will appear and we will
34 Winter|        frivolous joys of sunny summer days!~Ye, flowers of the
35 Winter|    through the long and sultry summer days,~From our hot faces
36 Winter|       the wing. ~Yea, yea; the summer dear is nearing day by day, ~
37 Winter|     cannot reap the wealth the summer tenders us.~What good are
38 Winter|   years to come.~What the next summer will give us, we can't forsee,~