The fortuneteller was making octave sounds from his throat
SItting in a lotus position in the end of a caravan
In the cap of a boy there was a bill in a sweaty hand
From anothers' lines dates of expiry were foretold
"That three-eyed freak is probably
seeing more than many others during their whole lifetime!"
The boy had prayed long to meet the magician
To cast frames and give some posture for his plans for the future
The belief, the will or the discipline
Believe me*
You'll marry a maid from an iron anniversary I'm sure
Believe
In your summer funeral you'll only start to hibernate
Believe me
Only to be reborn in the deepest of the winter
Believe me
You'll be breeding love out of your riches
Believe me
You'll be peeling a diamond out of the egg of the Phoenix
Believe me
Your flower crown weaves death of its feathers
That way the boy bowed while jumping from the wiggly wagon
Away from the fortuneteller foretelling only self-fulfilling prophecies
The wobbling caravan went away behind the swamps
At the same time youth fled far from the boy
A rebel, a spark, morphing into shivers
Until as an old man he himself predicted
He'll be missing his filial faith
On the edge of his bed
Believe me
Any boy only if he wants is
Believe me
A crowbar out of iron
Believe me
Faith with a timeless story
A prophecy, a calling away
Dance and sing, even though your ears were ringing
Trust yourself even if your mind wouldn't let you
Even if your mind wouldn't let you
Don't be afraid, believe.