ùéø òì äúåëé éåñé

àøé÷ àééðùèééï

à÷ðä ìé úåëé åùîå éäéä éåñé
òîå àùåçç òú àéù ìà éùîò
:åàæ àåîø ìå, àåîø
äòöáåú ëîå ëåñ äéà
åáä ééï îø
îòðáé äðùîä

äúãò, úåëé éåñé, àúä éìã ìéøé
öôåé ìê îååú ù÷è, ëä ù÷è
åàæ àðåëé, áúåâú äîàéøé
àìçù ì÷éøåú: éåñé îú, éåñé îú

åéùåá àôøê îäëìåá ìîåìãú
îï äëìåá äìáï ìòôø äöäåá
òøéøé, áìé àùä úåëéä åéåìãú
ìúåëé ùëîåê àñåø ìàäåá

àúä ìà úàäá éåñé, éåñé, àó ôòí
ëîåê ðåìãå ìäðòéí ôèôåèéí
òí ëì îùåøø ùìéáå àù åæòí
áéï ìááåú àãéùéí åçåèàéí

,ëîåê äí ø÷ öòöåò ááéú
ìîòï éåëìå éìãéí ìùç÷
ôèôè úåëé éåñé, ðçîðé ëæéú
...ìéáé äéåí øé÷


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