If I told you, my love, that I am afraid of dawn,
I don't know that stars are these ones, that hurt like threats,
neither I know that the moon is bleeding on the edge of its scythe.
I sense that after night, it will be the longest night,
I want that you don't abandon me, my love, at dawn.
Children, which we hadn't, hide in the sewers,
that the new day is coming with hungry from way back
A thousand of vultures in silent are spreading their wings,
Does not it destroy you, my love, this silent dance?,
damned dance of deads, gunpowder in the morning.
lirycs
(Protest song against THE deaTH penalty during THE period of Franco, this song succeeded in being camouflaged FROM the censorship as A love song)
ReplyDeleteIf I told you, my love, that I am afraid of dawn,
I don't know WHICH stars are these [], that hurt like threats,
neither DO I know that the moon is bleeding on the edge of its scythe.
I sense that after THE night, it will be the longest night,
I want that you don't abandon me(1), my love, at dawn.
The children THAT we DIDN'T HAVE hide in the sewers,
they ARE eating the last flowers,
it seems that they guess
that the new day is coming with hungER from way back
A thousand [] vultures in silenCE are spreading their wings,
Does not it destroy you, my love, this silent dance?
damned dance of THE deaD(2),
gunpowder in the morning.
(1) better: I want you not to abandon me
(2) It's strange, but "dead" is a non-countable noun. It has no plural.
Thanks Matt, I love this friendly way of learning English
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