ìéìä èåá

ñèìä îàøéñ

äãøê òåáøú ñîåê àìé
ìàåø ùì éøç çéååø îãé
øåçåú àå÷èåáø ÷ø
îä òåã úáéàå àúëï
ìáã îîååú îø

àåøåú òì äãøê, ÷øáéí àìé
òéðééí ùì ÷øç, äåìëåú áìé ãé
àðé îåöà îñúåø
ãøê äôçã ùìé
àú îçæé÷ä áéãé

òëùéå, ðåçé ùåá
åæëøé àåúé, àé ùí áìéáê ä÷è
ìéìä èåá, àäåáä ùìé
÷åø òì âåôê éøã

áøâò ðîç÷ú ú÷åôä ùìîä
äéã ðàá÷ú, äâåó ÷ôà
àðé ðëðò ìàè
îä úòùé ìáãê?
àéê úùîøé òì òöîê?

òëùéå, ðåçé ùåá
îúå÷ä ùìé, úðé ìå àú ìéáê ä÷è
ìéìä èåá, àäåáä ùìé
÷åø áâåôê àçæ

òëùéå, ðåçé ùåá
àáåãä ùìé
úðé ìå àú ìéáê ä÷è
ìéìä èåá
àú ðùîèú ìé
ø÷ àðé ëàï ìáã

ìéìä èåá...


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