| Spring and summer are gone
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| Too bad
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| But, in the end, that's how it is
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| I will continue my walk
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| Neither ugly, nor catholic, nor sentimental
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| not even marquis
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| But ready for another sonata
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| Let's play the autumn, well let's play
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| That disrupts your life and your notebook
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| Autumnal heart, until the dislocation
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| Otozán corañol, until winter
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| To that snow I will make a song on purpose
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| Now let's not talk about it
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| We won't talk about it
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| Apart from dead leaves and violin cries
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| autumn will bring
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| Its late fruits and flowers
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| And, those for the orchard, these for the garden
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| -some will always fall-
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| They will make my days splendid
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| I will have without any noise, many nuts
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| With age I learned to play my tricks
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| And I don't plan to suffer for little things
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| Nor do I taste the pumpkins
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| To that ugly I will make a song on purpose
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| Now let's not talk about it
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| Do not talk about it
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| If merry is my harvest, what a revelry in the winepress!
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| You already envy my chance
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| You in your twenties
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| My painting, however, has an ugly mole
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| a somber blur
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| November, with its cemeteries
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| Where heroine novels lie
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| That they gave my lips their meaning
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| Today I have seen swallows depart
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| With their names and mine towards oblivion
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| To that sorrow I will make a song on purpose
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| Now let's not talk about it
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| Do not talk about it
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| May melancholy no longer occupy a place
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| that a corner out there
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| I got a B in my past
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| If I start a new course without being a scholar
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| It is to know about you
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| I invite you to my golden forest
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| You will see the sun shine through the branches
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| When you tread with grace in their paths
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| And I'll get to know what your name is
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| Yes, luck frees us from downpours
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| And to your name I will make a song on purpose
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| now come give me a kiss
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| and let's talk about it |