| So the swing creaked in the yard.
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| It's been three weeks since I lived without a goal.
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| I lay in bed, as if in a cradle,
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| Hands cooled, thoughts thinned.
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| The minstrels sang, their trills rang out,
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| But the songs of the minstrels did not warm me.
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| Dreams, watercolors burned in my head.
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| It's sweet to think about your April in November.
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| It's sweet to think about your April in November.
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| Whirlwinds and blizzards rustled outside the window,
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| Moonlight through the cracks glimmered barely
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| In reality, in a dream, I thought - “Really
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| I can't wait for a drop in sunny April."
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| The minstrels sang, their trills rang out,
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| But the songs of the minstrels did not warm me.
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| Dreams, watercolors burned in my head.
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| It's sweet to think about your April in November.
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| It's sweet to think about your April in November.
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| That night they sat by my bed:
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| Count Tolstoy in an overcoat, Pushkin before the duel.
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| Aunt Nely's children sang rock and roll,
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| And bullets and shrapnel whistled around.
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| The minstrels sang, their trills rang out,
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| But the songs of the minstrels did not warm me.
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| Dreams, watercolors burned in my head.
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| It's too late to think about your April in November.
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| It's too late to think about your April in November. |