| Sale Nađ died in his sleep…
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| The day has just turned gray…
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| And I don't know what's suspicious there…
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| Because he lived in a dream…
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| They say he foresaw the end…
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| Apparently, he didn't wind the clock…
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| Well now, he knew he was losing that war…
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| Some dream badly, some have nightmares
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| The priest grumbled a psalm…
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| Who learned the verse for punishment…
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| In front of the chapel nobles and scum…
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| From the same regiment of the Defeated…
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| Fortunately, he didn't have anything…
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| Since he would have no one…
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| Archio lived his life…
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| A will? |
| Just a sketch on a matchbox
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| The patient fingers of inevitability decompose the introduction to a song I know well
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| And if there's anything else to say goodbye to, I'll forgive you tonight
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| The ocean of inevitability is roaring… The sky is pressed lightly to the ceiling
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| But it is treated with two or three drops of tenderness in wine from Ravanica
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| Sale Nađ died in his sleep…
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| I suspect he dreamed of Srem?
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| That cold well at the bottom…
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| And a layer of vines shaded porch…
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| I suspect he dreamed of New…
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| Whose name does God know?
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| And that in the barley of that dream, what simply killed him happened?
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| The patient fingers of inevitability decompose the introduction to a song I know well
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| And if there's anything else to say goodbye to, I'll forgive you tonight
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| The ocean of inevitability is roaring… The sky is pressed lightly to the ceiling
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| But it is treated with two or three drops of tenderness in wine from Ravanica |