Six hundred of spruce forests
Only seven of juniper
Right after a thousand
Of the eighth fishing grounds
If you can't catch the sleep,
you must then lay forced
This part I'd see a little differently
There will be no burden, that I couldn't carry
there is no block, neither boulder
At last when the hardness from my hands dissolves
laying on my shoulders there already is the pious churchyard
Hardworkingly the new day
The same eyes melt
Wells and axes I'm going to
forget till the end
Four inch nails
hammered by forge hammers
The eye of the eagle is watching over my gloves
There will be no burden, that I couldn't carry
there is no block, neither boulder
At last when the hardness from my hands dissolves
On my shoulders there is laying, already the churchyard low
I carry beams, ridgepoles, the crosses of the Mount of Olives
until the song of the last cuckoos reaches me, too
Reaches
There will be no burden, that I couldn't carry
there is no block, neither boulder
At last when the hardness from my hands dissolves
laying on my shoulders there already is the pious churchyard
There will be no burden, that I couldn't carry
there is no block, neither boulder
At last when the hardness from my hands dissolves
Everything is covered by the dead churchyard