In a fire of your expanded pupils (of eyes)
Cities and oceans will disappear.
From the darkness eyes of Maria
and Juana are looking at us.
Imagined people from the other side of the window
Are dictating to us the last pages.
All the nights long the eyes
(? We) will see eyes of Maria and Juana in dreams.
The wind is driving lots of snow,
The wind is driving lots of snow,
The wind is driving lots of snow
Carries (? the snow) over cities and houses.
They are walking barefoot all life long,
They are walking barefoot all life long,
They are walking barefoot all life long
and are shaking with empty sleeves.
On a white field one cannot see snow.
On a black one cannot see our shades.
Just two lines (? or streets)
And we'll reach our goal.
In a fire of your expanded pupils
Cities and oceans will disappear.
From the darkness eyes of Maria
and Juana ae looking at us.
Farewell Maria, farewell Juana!
Farewell Maria, farewell Juana!
This song is not a continuous text, but rather a set of phrases that are aimed to recall some associations in a mind of a listener. Meanwhile, the author doesn't care whether listeners understand the song or not, the song is full of phrases that you can only presumably decipher.