| How many years of crossroads, worries and rains,
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| How many troubles, troubles and sleepless nights,
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| But as before September, and as before together,
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| We silently walk through the autumn park,
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| We leave footprints on paths shrouded in sleep.
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| Again in the yellowing park the air is transparent and clean,
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| And an old accordionist plays for the public.
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| Again the keys in the memory of autumn disturbs secretly,
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| Together we silently walk along the cooled down park.
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| Why are we silent, why are we not in a hurry,
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| Why do we walk empty on the paths,
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| No love, no hope to return is not given,
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| We broke up a long time ago, we said goodbye a long time ago,
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| And to regret the departed and lived right is ridiculous.
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| Again in the yellowing park the air is transparent and clean,
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| And an old accordionist plays for the public.
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| Again the keys in the memory of autumn disturbs secretly,
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| Together we silently walk along the cooled down park.
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| How many years of turmoil, and empty rumors,
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| How many troubles, cold weather and night stations,
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| But the day is ending, and the denouement is near,
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| Behind a chord is a chord, behind a line is a line,
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| And the melody of autumn is heard from afar.
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| Again in the yellowing park the air is transparent and clean,
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| And an old accordionist plays for the public.
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| Again the keys in the memory of autumn disturbs secretly,
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| Together we silently walk along the cooled down park. |