| Oh, what a day yesterday was, kind and funny,
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| Indian summer dressed up as if he was visiting.
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| Red-yellow leaves floated on the water,
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| Ah, what a day it was yesterday in the silk sky!
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| And the grandfather was sitting on the bench, squinting at the sun,
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| On this crazy day, the street sang.
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| And sparrows bathed in blue puddles,
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| And on the embankment, maple fell in love with linden.
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| Chorus:
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| Autumn, but gossamer garden
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| Asks not to forget miracles
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| Summer when warm
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| Was rays in the grass dew.
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| Summer when warm
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| Was rays in the grass dew.
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| And the head was spinning in disbelief,
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| I, like a boy, rejoiced, gutta-percha.
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| I sat on the perch of a dream, I could not open my eyes,
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| Oh, what a day it was yesterday, don't forget it!
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| The sky suddenly darkened, everything around calmed down,
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| The wind blew in the evening, the pole swayed.
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| That led the dream to the water, and then the fire into the stars,
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| Oh, what a day yesterday was, kind and cunning!
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| Chorus:
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| Autumn, but gossamer garden
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| Asks not to forget miracles
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| Summer when warm
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| Was rays in the grass dew.
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| I figured out that trick and went home,
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| And he took his cherished dream with him.
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| Somehow, tired of business, at night, until morning,
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| I will remember the day that was yesterday.
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| The one from yesterday... |