| The moon spills a jug of phosphorus
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| Stained glass frost on the window pane
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| One night like this means God
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| I will paint a portrait of my life
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| The silhouette has long been in sight
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| Someone sighs, someone hesitates
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| He saw the same, but interpreted differently
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| The devil's fingers dip in the paint
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| Ref
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| You added the right colors
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| On that portrait of my life
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| Waves blue, shade of lava
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| Vortices of green
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| And lilac dark longing
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| And the peach color is gentle
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| And shy
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| Setno gray unmistakable
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| I found roses among the old letters
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| A blue ribbon over heavy thoughts
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| Ukrah ridju from the feathers of thrushes
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| Light purple from the first clusters
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| I took the ocher from the candlelight
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| Drape with silk greasy becarska
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| Darkness from the tambourine of sad tones
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| A cinnabar is the nose of a clown
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| Ref
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| And you didn't spare the black one
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| But without her, she would be white
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| Still faded
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| Without black, white would not be worth it
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| My heart is broken
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| Like the bark of an old acacia tree
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| But in your eye
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| He falls asleep like last year
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| And barely a whisper
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| They're going around the corners
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| Golden ferns
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| A strand of sleep came into the picture
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| The wind lazily casts a shadow
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| The hook in the abyss of silence collapses
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| One night like this, it means God
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| I will paint a portrait of my life |