When I was a child I wanted to heal the cherry trees
Everytime I thought that red fruits were wounded
I was sure that health had abondoned them
Along with the snow white flowers they had lost
A dream, it was a dream which didn't last for long
So I swore I would have been a doctor
And not for a god nor even as a game
But for the cherry trees to bloom again
For the cherry trees to bloom again
And when I became a doctor for real
I didn't want to betray the child for the man
And many came to me and they were called "people"
Cherry trees ill in all seasons
And the colleagues, yes, the colleagues were happy
Seeing in my heart such a desire to love
They sent me the best of their patients
All with the same diagnosis clear on their face:
Sick with hunger and unable to pay
And then I knew, I was forced to know
That being a doctor is just a profession
That you cannot give science to people for free
If you don't want to get sick with the same illness
If you don't want society to make you feel the hunger
And the right way is to make you feel the hunger
With your children, with your wife who now despises you
So those snow white flowers were closed in a bottle
With the tag "elixir of youth"
And a judge, a human-faced magistrate
Sent me to admire the sunsets from jail
Useless to the world and to my fingers
Labeled forever as a crook and a dodger
Doctor professor crook and dodger