I don't know why every night
|
I'm waiting for him to answer in fear
|
The voice of one trumpet, and to flow
|
In my blood, in my head
|
My childhood near the barracks
|
He is still hiding in this trumpet
|
And a dead mouth from the barracks
|
At night they shout that someone is watching
|
When I hear that musician's trumpet
|
Which stands somewhere on the dead guard
|
I know someone in the middle is crying
|
He's calling me too, and he's looking for me
|
Don't be, trumpet, what's going on
|
Grass grows on every grave
|
And underground, under water
|
Your friend has been asleep for a long time
|
And they won't hear what you're playing
|
And he won't know what he's calling
|
You're just touching old wounds
|
You just wake up dead dreams
|
As the city sleeps under the hand of heaven
|
While sleeping everything you need to sleep
|
You call in vain from that darkness
|
Names of ancient scars
|
And here they go before me again
|
In a long line as a company
|
All the old days of my life
|
All the long-lost summers
|
And what to start, where now
|
With the years that are falling apart
|
Through the square and the streets of my city
|
The wind blows through my bones
|
And he still calls every night
|
That voice of shadow and of weeping
|
And let the hand put the trumpet
|
On the dead mouth of my musician |