You can barely see the trace in the old notebook,
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Recently it was…
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Time has flown by
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faded ink.
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The flame has died down, the flame has cooled down, it cannot be returned, it cannot be changed, but it pulls the past back,
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Pulls like a thread.
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Do not remember, but do not forget
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last words, minutes.
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I keep the address, phone numbers, signatures,
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But for some reason, all my dreams have remained just dreams,
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And the world has changed places of values and junk.
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Among old photographs, dusty poems,
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Among sleeping romances and hundreds of other dreams
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A priceless memory is alive in a worn notebook - your handwriting.
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For so many years, he hid it in the hope that it would be easier.
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And your gentle hands held me carefully,
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Shivering from the cold, you cried tenderly,
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Begging me to swear to you to remain faithful
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The empty platform is a witness, I did not betray your love.
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The Orient Express carried a ticket to Berlin
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Three days of languishing road to the sound of the train, driven by the wind.
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On a cloudy morning, breaking apart forever,
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I felt your mother-of-pearl voice in my heart.
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Hours, like tears, I could not sleep,
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holding that notebook in the palms,
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I saw: someday, perhaps in a hundred years, I will say:
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“It was a long time ago, time flashed by, the ink faded…”
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The lamps were crying, and outside the window it was night,
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And only the wind played a waltz on the drainpipes.
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You sang, looking into my eyes, very quietly.
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Blind passion drowned the flames of the two of us.
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For the fourth day in a row, silent rain is knocking on the window,
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And the north wind draws, the park throws leaves,
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And the poplars in the dreary park, in anticipation of winter, breathe alone, mourning with it like autumn.
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These gloomy words patched memory
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But feelings are false... they cannot be cooled down, left.
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Turn over and start again, alas, they
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They warp the soul again, leaving abrasions and stitches.
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Yes, what do you understand? |
Sympathy and pain?
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I never cried in vain
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It's the rain that's to blame.
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I paid in full before fate for that route,
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But in this life there was a stowaway.
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The notes are frozen, but you are mournfully silent.
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The light of lamps in the evening echoes of the rooms.
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A little cold and slowly sleepy
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Melody of the past. |
Behind the next wall
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The piano plays a waltz, lights and nights are circling,
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And I wander along the boulevards, stepping into puddles.
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Returning in the morning, only on black and white keys
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I write dreams and melting memoirs.
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You are probably still sleeping, thousands of miles away
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They divide us, and I keep your portrait,
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I call my beloved...
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Either the heart is to blame, or time has not forgotten, we just have to be together ...
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Damn ink!
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The lamps were crying, and outside the window it was night,
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And only the wind played a waltz on the drainpipes.
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You sang, looking into my eyes, very quietly.
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Blind passion drowned the flames of the two of us.
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The lamps were crying, and outside the window it was night,
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And only the wind played a waltz on the drainpipes.
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You sang, looking into my eyes, very quietly.
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Blind passion drowned the flames of the two of us. |