ùéø áëéó

÷åøéï àìàì

ùéø áëéó
ùéø ù÷í, òí äáå÷ø áà
ùåèó

éåí ðôúç
àì äãøê éåöà, éåöà
ðñçó

÷îä ìé ááå÷ø, áå÷ø áà îæîï
òì äàù éù îéí, åáéðúééí îä?
äîöá áçåõ îòáø ìçìåï
àéê îúçéì ìå éåí, àðé òåã áçìåí

ùéø áëéó
ùéø ù÷í, òí äáå÷ø áà
ùåèó

éåí ðôúç
àì äãøê éåöà, éåöà
ðñçó

àðé ðåñòú àì äãøê äçåôùéú
ùîéí îúçéìéí ìàè, ìàï ðøâéù(?)

ëì äáå÷ø
îä(?) òí(?) ìéìä
æîï ììëú

éù ìé ìîä
éù ìé ëîä
úðå ìâùú

ùéø áëéó
ùéø ù÷í, òí äáå÷ø áà
ùåèó

éåí ðôúç
àì äãøê éåöà, éåöà
ðñçó

ùîù îëùôú ðçä òì äéí
àí ú÷ùéá ìîåæé÷ä ëì äòåìí
øå÷ðøåì ù÷åó úø÷åã áäæéåú
îé àîø ùìà ðåúðéí áëéó ìçéåú?

ùéø áëéó
ùéø ù÷í, òí äáå÷ø áà
ùåèó

éåí ðôúç
àì äãøê éåöà, éåöà
ðñçó

ëì äáå÷ø
îä(?) òí(?) ìéìä
æîï ììëú

éù ìé ìîä
éù ìé ëîä
úðå ìâùú

ùéø áëéó
ùéø ù÷í, òí äáå÷ø áà
ùåèó

éåí ðôúç
àì äãøê éåöà, éåöà
ðñçó...


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