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Nightingale Hour

Hour  of  the  Nightingale 

Don't cry for the sufferers ...

Raise your eyes ...
 

Salt water will not wash away death 
Sadness will overtake those who can forget
 
That the world does not end in the night
 

Embrace like a nightingale song 
In the darkest hour in the cold shadow
 

Her voice shades of dreams dawn in the rays  will reflect 

We cannot raise the fortress to protect
 
From what the waters can reflect
 
Sadness will wash away those who warm on their chests
 
Night as if they owned it
 

Embrace like a nightingale song
 
In the darkest hour in the cold shadow
 
Her voice will reflect the shades of dreams in the rays

An ocean of despondency ahead
 
And our paths will end
 
We must pass through them,
 
To find peace
 
I am waiting on the island in silence, you revive my soul ...
 

Embrace like a nightingale song
 
In the darkest hour in the cold shadow
 
Her voice is shades of a dream
  dawn will reflect
An arrow will fly through the storm
 

Weep not for martyrs ...
Raise your head ...

Saline waters won't raise the dead
Grief will haunt those who forget,
that night is not the end

Embrace this as a Nightingale in song
In the darkest hour of shadows she belongs
Her voice reflects the colors of dawn

Raise not a fortress to protect
from what the waters might reflect
Grief will wash those who caress
the night as though its theirs

Embrace this as a Nightingale in song
In the darkest hour of shadows she belongs
Her voice reflects the colors of dawn

There's an ocean of despair
Where the road must end
All souls must pass there
 
for what is broken to mend
On a island i will want for you to raise again ...

Embrace this as a Nightingale in song
In the darkest hour of shadows she belongs
Her voice reflects the colors of dawn
            It pierces like an arrow trough a storm ...

Dedicated to Alia Stanbridge (vocalist of Trees Of Eternity).
RIP 18.04.2016

Translation in verse: Natalia Pushchinskaya

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