This good old piano
Placed in a corner
Wants to set free
His overwhelming voice
But has got stuck
In his strings
And his old keys
Which no finger touches
Longing for the hands
This good old piano
Who seems asleep
Forever
In a coffin
Would like his
Black and white keys
To be touched
But nobody looks at
His old body
Once in a while
When I feel down
I go slowly
To console his pain
And while dreaming
Of our bygone happiness
We both lament for the old days
This good old piano
Sticks to my skin
But the more my fingers run
The less I can set myself free
Of this old love
Which is losing its balance
And is counting how many days
Are left for me to live
Restlessly
This good old piano
Is the only friend that I have
He knows how to distract me
Without great deal of fuss
And it helps me to overcome
All the barriers
Thanks to the memories
Placed on the earth
Defining life
This good old piano
Waits day and night
Upright in a corner
For me to touch him
Like a poor dog
Pulling his leash
To go to his owner
Who leaves him
For other loves
And when I put
My fingers on his keys
As soon as on him I feel
My hands lying down
The past is reborn
At the back of his mouth
Conjuring our old days
This good old piano
When he talks too much
Often puts again
Things in my memory
And stirs the time
And makes up the stories
Sometimes so many
That I part from
My old piano