In a pure field of fear, you didn't know.
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You were free and proudly raced in the rays of dawn.
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I only dreamed about one thing in the world:
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Become the fastest, rush into the distance faster than the wind!
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And with the sunrise he began his run,
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Rushed his goal inspired
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At your heels the dawn burned the dew
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instantly knocked down by you
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You were free among the plains,
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Now breaking into a gait, then prancing at a trot.
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But the two-legged beast captured you,
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and your free spirit could not come to terms with this thought!
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You rushed away, but the lasso whistled!
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You soared above the ground in pain.
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But he fell, and dew fell from above,
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knocked down by you in a moment...
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And you became a hostage of the bridle,
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and at the sight of the whip, the heart beat with fear,
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driven by the screams of the crowd
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and with a blow of spurs, you raced in a circle over and over again!
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And the soul rushed to the plains and forests,
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where no one has power over you,
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Where dew melted in the rays of dawn
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knocked down by you in a moment...
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The horseman drives at a gallop, the crowd roars ...
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My heart broke like a finishing tape!
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Let it be for a moment and let it be with the brand of a slave,
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but a dream came true: you rushed forward faster than the wind!
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But he fell to the ground and closed his eyes.
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Here they are - freedom and peace!
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It's a pity that you can't jump back in life,
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To say goodbye to the sun and dew! |