Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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A railway halt a long way from Moscow
Wide berths of that land
and some bunched trees
Smeared dark green by rain
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blurring the window
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Cold air cut in
as she opened it and peered through
Look, she said, they've lamps on already
And they're giving tea there
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to the engine crew
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What a pity we can't join them,
think of the warm stove and that samovar.
He looked up at our face
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that shone white in the cold air.
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It was otherwise dark in the carriage,
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and he felt he belonged
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to that absence of light.
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The bereaved dears,
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they've settled to this bay -windowed guest -house
by the harbour wall.
Each of us loved a man who died,
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then learnt how to be old and seemed cheerful,
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I think of being young in a Coastguard station.
Those cement cottages
with the washing swaying in
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What can she see, the girl I talk to
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Victorian childhoods,
where little stick figures
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go flickering along the roads
Such eagerness, it used to be
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A butcher shop, a boarding house
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The dead are smiling from
the windows there
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So many names, faces, and used things
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Dry tannica, the smell of cedar wood,
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I keep them in a drowsy
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kind of wistery.
I have my drawer of rings and
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photographs.
The waves rustle on the beach
like stark silk,
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And girls come walking down a staircase
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into a wide room where
lamps are burning.
Love was a danger and their children
At sunset,
when I saw the white beacon on the quay
I felt a tear starting
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