The fog soars upon white fields
Like a cypress in graveyards
An unreal bell tower
Marks the border between earth and sky.
But you, the one who goes, but you, the one who stays
You will see, snow will go tomorrow
Joys of the past will bloom again
With the warm wind of another summer.
Even light seems to die
In the uncertain shadow of a become
where even dawn turns into evening
and faces look like wax skulls.
But you, the one who goes, but you, the one who stays
Even snow will die tomorrow
Love will pass by once more
In hawthorn season.
Worn out land below the snow
sleep in the silence of a heavy rest
Winter collects its own fatigue
of a thousand centuries, from an ancient dawn.
But you, the one who stays, why you remain?
An other winter will return tomorrow
More snow will fall to comfort the fields
More snow will fall on graveyards.