We want tea with Japanese linden,
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And in the winter evening look out the window.
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The trees in the forest are already covered with snow,
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We are all waiting for spring.
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We've all been waiting for spring for a long time.
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We are waiting for changes in our reflection
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Towards light, hopes and doubts.
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We want the sun on the branches of the palm,
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We want moisture for twisted roots.
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And people around demand
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For us to do a back flip.
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And the public loves
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When we walk into the fire with a smile.
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We think we're running away
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And torches are burning behind.
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But the curtain is raised
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And we continue the ceremony.
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Rite of passage to the knights of wanderings,
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Crushers of mills and wine warehouses,
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In clownish caps and Martins boots
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In horror knights
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Into the horror knights of girlish dreams.
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Hundreds of friends so lonely
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We know everything about the past life.
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Hoping that someone is still waiting for them
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We do it, we dance our dance
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We count ourselves - one, two, three!
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And people around demand
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For us to do a back flip.
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And the public loves
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When we walk into the fire with a smile.
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We think we're running away
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And torches are burning behind.
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But the curtain is raised
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And we continue the ceremony.
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Tired participants in the storm in a glass,
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The storm has subsided and the glass is empty.
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And they seem to be glad that they were not late,
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And the ladies are delighted
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And the ladies dance can-can in delight.
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Their legs fly straighter and higher,
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Their gods of Hellas love and hear us,
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And you can hear the trumpets playing hymns,
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And the wise men invite you to rest somewhere.
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And people around demand
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For us to do a back flip.
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And the public loves
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When we walk into the fire with a smile.
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We think we're running away
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And torches are burning behind.
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But the curtain is raised
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And we continue the ceremony. |