He sang, and his line flowed sadly, like a black river, ringing, mirrors crumbled
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on faces and highlights
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And time shook its head, flying a thoughtful owl over those who found some kind of
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way to wise books
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The fire burned his guitar lips, the dry birch bark burned, and in the smell of the fire I
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screams were heard...
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And the night smoothly went into the steppe with her, his shadow left together, he himself let it go
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- then, so that the hands do not knit
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The tear of the amber necklace sparkled in the light of a lantern, as if the dawn had risen for
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hushed hall.
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He sang like a falling star, he sang like a step, and there was no trace, he sang,
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that the river has never held anyone
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Chorus:
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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The movement from brotherhood to kinship on the eve of the Nativity of Christ flowers and ruins
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celebrations in the December cold
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And the notes converged into one pattern, and at midnight the conductor appeared and we all addressed him
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eyes and became obedient.
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He sang - we prayed for him, he sang - we spat on him, he sang,
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and we did not know anyone who was better than him
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Chorus:
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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Take your fingers off the wires and strings, all the songs disperse by morning, the string flies off
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in the wind and fades in the dawn.
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Bodies braided in love, varieties of the most precious of wines baptized gray-eyed
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cherub with lashes.
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Hey, you, delay the New Year, pointing the clock back, he sang, jumped off
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coast on the ice and became invisible ...
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Chorus:
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice… A victim of melted ice…
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He sang, and his line flowed sadly, like a black river, ringing, mirrors crumbled
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on faces and highlights
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And time shook its head, flying a thoughtful owl over those who found some kind of
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way to wise books
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The fire burned his guitar lips, the dry birch bark burned, and in the smell of the fire I
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screams were heard... |