| I dreamed last night, a never-before-seen thing,
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| my wooden cavalry;
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| rope and the sound of dots, willow bells.
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| "Follow me, my faithful Sanco,
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| on the march on Nespokoj. "
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| I also dreamed of my first tambourine,
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| like a night lady,
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| from south Amsterdam.
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| From the window I was seduced by a kid,
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| allegations of mortal sins.
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| 'Where did that tree grow,
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| from whom is tesana?
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| Is it under him
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| someone, once loved?
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| Where does the source come from,
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| all my songs?
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| Did he know that?
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| the one who beat him?
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| 'Where did that tree grow,
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| the top of which hills?
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| Are we the same,
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| rain watered the young?
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| Who gave him the branches,
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| his mother?
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| Whose hand is the leaf,
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| lit up in the fall? |
| To know.
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| I dreamed then of a bed, all in lace;
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| a hanging game of fire, folded salukatras.
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| At the head of a rose in marquetry,
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| under which we cuddled.
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| I dreamed of a chest, black, silver-chained,
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| November, Mist and Quartet of Dear Faces.
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| A small cun in the middle of a sour port,
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| to imprint me into eternity.
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| 'Where did that tree grow,
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| against which winds?
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| Is it under him,
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| someone complained about someone?
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| As lightning struck him,
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| Petrova's mother?
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| Who spat in sake,
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| so strovalio him?
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| My only darling, that you woke me up;
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| I was so close, the back of time.
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| There is a tree hidden in my chest;
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| where will something come from that seed…
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| To know. |