| Before dawn, there is usually silence on her part
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| The eighth Cossack regiment rattled under the veil of fog
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| And all night my frost camouflages my overcoat with a fallen elm tree
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| I will send this letter in spite of myself
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| I know: "name and address unknown"
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| Until the pumpkin-postman understands
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| Who is waiting for that from the front, what good news
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| And just so you know, this in the picture is a seemingly tame landscape of Galicia
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| But there is no peace, everything is burning on us
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| The photographer is the only bullet saver
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| Oberst wastes like crazy lead
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| The photographer barely shoots from the embankment
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| On the coming Vistula, the soldiers shrank
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| And we all have thoughts, far away
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| At dusk, she is usually sorry
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| He mourned the adjinokaja like a wounded crane
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| But she becomes meek when she shakes her vodka, "on white"
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| Under my hat, lions roam
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| In my dream you are knitting a white masquerade scarf
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| All the confusion is over
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| When I hug you from behind, like a cello
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| And just so you know, the moon is in the wire
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| It rings the evening bells of Galicia
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| And don't let that take heaven for evil
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| But you are the only thing I pray for
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| I'll take care of it, don't worry
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| If I had died, I could have died a hundred times
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| As the Vistula flows, backwards, out of meaning
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| And the flocks are getting wet, Far away |