Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Vina, artist - Heiden.
Date of issue: 01.04.2007
Song language: Czech
Vina(original) |
Sivá tvář její pohltí prach, |
stříbrné hvězdy na lících jí tají |
Krůpěje smutku stékají v řekách, |
řeky bez konce — tak hořké se zdají. |
Hledíc na obraz na hladině vody, |
polyká slova, jež říct se nedají. |
Dusí oprátka vlastní nesvobody, |
znavené oči útěchu hledají. |
Jednou uvidět jasnější den, |
jednou umlčet svědomí křik. |
Zářící Triskeles daroval sen, |
kéž světlo protrhne černých chmur šik. |
Dvě drobné dlaně plačtivou tvář kryjí, |
pod bílým závojem stigmata viny. |
Doteky hlubin snad tu vinu smyjí, |
čarvoné tůně snad utopí činy. |
Činy co s můrami vrací se zpět |
a duši nebohé nedjaí spát. |
Můry co do křídel zahalí svět, |
věci co vidíš se neměly stát… |
(English) |
Her grey face will absorb the dust, |
silver stars melt on her cheeks. |
Drops of sorrow are funning like rivers, |
rivers without end — so bitter they seem to be. |
Looking at the image on water surface, |
swallowing wods that cannot be told. |
The noose of her own lack of freedom chokes, |
tired eyes are looking for solace. |
To see a brighter day sometime, |
to silence scream of conscience someday. |
Greaming Triskeles gave dream as a present, |
let the light breaks the crod of black worries. |
Two small hands buried a tearful face, |
under a white veil stigma of blame. |
Touches of depths will perhaps purge away the guilt, |
actions will be perhaps drowned in magic pools. |
Actions that come back in nightmares |
and do not allow oor soul to sleep. |
Owlet moths will cover the world with their wings, |
things you see should not have happened… |
(translation) |
Her gray face swallows the dust, |
the silver stars on her cheeks hide |
Drips of sorrow flow in rivers, |
rivers without end — so bitter they seem. |
Looking at the image on the surface of the water, |
he swallows the words that cannot be said. |
The suffocating noose of one's own unfreedom, |
tired eyes seek comfort. |
One day to see a brighter day |
once to silence the scream of conscience. |
Shining Triskeles bestowed a dream, |
may the light break through the dark clouds of chic. |
Two small hands cover a crying face, |
under the white veil of the stigmata of guilt. |
The touches of the deep may wash away the guilt, |
crimson pools may drown actions. |
Moth deeds are coming back |
and the poor soul does not sleep. |
Moths that cover the world with their wings, |
the things you see shouldn't have happened… |
(English) |
Her gray face will absorb the dust, |
silver stars melt on her cheeks. |
Drops of sorrow are flowing like rivers, |
rivers without end — so bitter they seem to be. |
Looking at the image on the water surface, |
swallowing woods that cannot be told. |
The noose of her own lack of freedom chokes, |
tired eyes are looking for solace. |
To see a brighter day sometime |
that silence scream of conscience someday. |
Greaming Triskeles gave dream as a present, |
let the light break the cord of black worries. |
Two small hands buried a tearful face, |
under a white veil stigma of blame. |
Touches of depths will perhaps purge away the guilt, |
actions will be perhaps drowned in magic pools. |
Actions that come back in nightmares |
and do not allow your soul to sleep. |
Owlet moths will cover the world with their wings, |
things you see should not have happened… |