252. _Free translation._

Lullaby, lullaby.

It is daybreak. Lullaby.

Now comes the Daylight Boy. Lullaby.

Now it is day. Lullaby.

Now comes the Daylight Girl. Lullaby.

253. As the daylight songs are sung just at dawn, in the corral, before

the dance ceases, their significance is apparent.

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