| On a rainy gray day in autumn
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| A deer galloped through the city,
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| He flew over the echoing pavement
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| Red forest shot by an arrow.
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| Come back, forest deer,
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| According to my desire
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| Take me away, deer,
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| To your country as a deer.
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| Where the pines are tearing into the sky,
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| Where reality lives and fiction,
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| Take me there, forest deer.
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| He ran, and strong horns
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| Clouds, clouds touched.
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| And it seemed as if above him
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| The sky was turning blue.
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| Come back, forest deer,
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| According to my desire
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| Take me away, deer,
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| To your country as a deer.
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| Where the pines are tearing into the sky,
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| Where reality lives and fiction,
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| Take me there, forest deer.
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| They say there are no miracles in the world
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| And the deer's trail is washed away by the rain.
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| I only know that he will come to me,
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| If you believe, the fairy tale will come to life.
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| Forest deer with me
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| According to my desire
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| And the deer rushes me
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| To your country as a deer.
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| Where the pines are tearing into the sky,
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| Where reality lives and fiction,
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| He rushes me there, the forest deer.
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| Come back, forest deer,
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| According to my desire
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| Take me away, deer,
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| To your country as a deer.
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| Where the pines are tearing into the sky,
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| Where reality lives and fiction,
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| Take me there, forest deer.
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| He rushes me there, the forest deer.
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| He rushes me there, the forest deer. |