Farewell, and if for ever, still for ever, fare thee well 1
If over edge - then go. Adieu. Adieu. Remember me.2
How close the edge - and there is haze
January's drunk and laughs to face
I'm trapped in ring that made of blaze like idol from dead tree.
Forget all things you never knew, forget about my words
Not me has never said these words, and you'll forget someday
And darkness prowls beyond the edge
And winter has to get on stage
Our shadows once more get embraced to have to walk away
Beyond eternity and levity and finitude of storm
When our dreams were not with us and when we did not close our eyes
We'll not awake, we'll not return together or to someone more
From the other side of the mirror polished glass
When dawn's burned out and you'll become a stranger man for me
When I'll become the same to you - just listen me, my soul:
Hold on to air from icy peaks
This air from steel and sharped as axe
This air as splitting wall to breathe and nothing more at all
Beyond eternity and levity and finitude of storm
When our dreams were not with us and when we did not close our eyes
We'll not awake, we'll not return together or to someone more
From the other side of the mirror polished glass
Beyond the edge of clear and rainy and a wasted winter days
When silence rips down all the blue when sleepless night is white for us
We'll not return to each other or to ourselves
From the other side of the mirror polished glass (x2)
1. Fare thee well! and if for ever,
Still for ever, fare thee well
Lord Byron "Fare Thee Well"2. Adieu, adieu, adieu. Remember me.
William Shakespeare "Hamlet"