| It was like that, I loved and suffered.
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| It was like that, I only dreamed about it.
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| I saw her secretly in a dream
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| Amazon on a white horse.
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| That I had all the wisdom of boring books,
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| When could I fall into the footprints of her lips?
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| What happened to you, queen of my dreams?
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| What happened to you, my ghostly happiness?
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| What happened to you, queen of my dreams?
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| What happened to you, my ghostly happiness?
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| Our souls bathed in spring.
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| There were heads on fire.
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| And sadness is with her, and pain is far away,
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| And it seemed that there would be no longing.
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| Well, now at least prepare a shroud for her,
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| I laugh through my tears and cry for no reason.
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| Her blood was bound by eternal cold and ice
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| From the fear of living and from the premonition of death.
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| Her blood was bound by eternal cold and ice
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| From the fear of living and from the premonition of death.
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| I understood, no more songs to sing.
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| I understood, no more dreams to watch.
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| Days dragged on with her threads of lies,
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| There were only mirages with her.
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| I burn the remnants of holiday clothes,
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| I tear the strings, freeing myself from dope,
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| I do not serve as a slave to illusory hopes,
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| Worship no more idols of deceit.
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| I do not serve as a slave to illusory hopes,
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| Worship no more idols of deceit. |