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Текст (слова) песни: Novembre - Child Of The Twilight

This is now, since and then
and this is where we unendingly
forever stand

And then I saw your smile,
the origin of the sun
which cracks the stone
of which we gods are made
now that I saw your smile
Id step out from this stump
This is where we unendingly forever stand

E come impazzire in un mare dorato
[Translation:]
(It feels like going crazy in a golden sea)

Running from light
dive in the wonders of twilight
like children of dusk
on the run from the day

Do you remember the exspanse of desks and th
smell of the first days?
tears dense and in plenty,
while far behind, the world punished you
against the wall
for noting but just being

Now, taht after all this years
Im no longer sure
if you had really existed,
or if I just invented you
tell me whats left to trust

I face that place again
but this time in depth of the self
and Im weaker without your sad smile, the
same as mine

Sometimes the sight of the town through
the rain fills the pit of
a failure of life

when the sight of the town
through the rain
fills the pit of a life that has failed

This is now, since and than
and this is where we unendingly
forever stand

Другие песни Novembre:

A Memory
Behind My Window / My Seas Of South
Behind My Window/My Seas Of Youth
Carnival
Child Of The Twilight
Christal
Cloudbusting
Cold Blue Steel
Come Pierrot
Conservatory Resonance
Distances
Everasia
Flower
Foto Blu Infinito (Instr.)
Homecoming
Let Me Hate
Lett Me Hate
Love Story
Marea (Part 1, 2 & 3)
My Starving Bambina
Neanderthal Sands
Night / At Once
Night/At Once
Nostalgia / Its Gaze
Nostalgia/Its Haze
Nostalgiaplatz
Nottetempo
Novembre
Novembre / Its Blood
Novembre/Its Blood
Nursery Rhyme
Old Lighthouse Tale
Onirica East
Pioggia... January Tunes
Remorse
Sirens In Filth
Swim Seagull In The Sky
Tales From A Winter To Come
The Dream Of The Old Boats
The Dreams Of The Old Boats
The Music
The White Eyed
Valentine (Almost An Instrumental)
Venezia Dismal
Will
Winter 1941
Worn Carillon