Leave me so that I may cry at my cruel fate
and so that I may sigh at (my lost) liberty 1
Leave me so that I may cry at my cruel fate
and so that I may sigh at (my lost) liberty
And so that I may sigh
and so that I may sigh at (my lost) liberty
Leave me so that I may cry at my cruel fate
and so that I may sigh at (my lost) liberty
Grief may shatter these bonds
of my sufferings out of pity alone
of my sufferings out of pity alone
Leave me so that I may cry at my cruel fate
and so that I may sigh at (my lost) liberty
1. The phrasing is ambiguous and the line also means: and so that liberty may sigh