Sagrada:
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My earth is soaked with blood to magma,
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I saw the flagship under the heavenly St. Andrew's flag.
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The women were crying - the squadron went to sea,
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It never brought the lieutenant back home.
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The destroyer accepted the battle and was sunk:
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Either mines or fuel exploded in the tanks.
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And Sevastopol waited back and believed sincerely,
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Steps measuring the space of the Count's Quay.
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And if you look closely towards the east,
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You can also see the flags on the flagpoles
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Dead ships, because in nine days
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Their souls fly off into the sky, just like people's.
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But the Black Sea Fleet is no longer the same
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Alien ships pass by the Inkerman Heights
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Beyond the horizon, into these scarlet sunsets,
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While the tombs guard the ashes of the admirals.
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I didn’t even know what this inscription means, not in our way
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On the nominal weapon of the executed marshal,
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And why is everything that was conquered
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Did it go to hell, or are we betraying it ourselves?
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Areas as a theater of operations:
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Here, opiates cut off childhood early.
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Doctors hit my cheeks, they told me: “Breathe,
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After all, they all died so that you could live!”
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Chorus (Ant):
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To the light from the shadows, from the dungeons to the air.
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As long as there is time and strength, it is not too late.
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The not yet known is my guide.
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I see a terrible, beautiful, furious world.
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To the light from the shadows, from the dungeons to the air.
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As long as there is time and strength, it is not too late.
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The not yet known is my guide.
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I see a terrible, beautiful, furious world.
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Pale:
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A history textbook, like a girl in the square,
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Ready to surrender to anyone who took possession of the treasury.
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In the next war for the throne, the machine prints the circulation.
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Who defended their port, and who shouted "Board!"
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It doesn't matter anymore. |
It matters who pays for it
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Who pours into your glass and buys a dress.
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She broke her heels, tipsy, in a passionate dance.
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Then foreigners had you behind the school.
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Whispered: "I love everyone, there is enough space for everyone,"
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But once you dreamed of being a bride.
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Family. |
The son is learning to walk clutching the hem.
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Now you're on your knees for a watermelon, you're not sick.
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And who will lift you up? |
After all, you don't want to.
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Father burned with grief, you laugh in delirium.
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Rewrite the textbook, wash all the dirt off you
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Tears, then with blood. |
Once again.
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Chorus (Ant):
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To the light from the shadows, from the dungeons to the air.
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As long as there is time and strength, it is not too late.
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The not yet known is my guide.
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I see a terrible, beautiful, furious world.
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To the light from the shadows, from the dungeons to the air.
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As long as there is time and strength, it is not too late.
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The not yet known is my guide.
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I see a terrible, beautiful, furious world. |