My Heart Aches (Do You Recall That Day?)
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My Heart Aches (Do You Recall That Day?)
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Do you recall the day?
To know the meaning of someone's love
The candlelight reflects
The night arrives
And on the river bank
(???The lovers draw fishes???)
Broke the glass - I smell blackness
And thought that you were by
I could see
The graves of naked men
Exciting (of night?)
A passing dream, a passing dream
Thought that you were by
Now I could see ... ???
Exciting of night
A passing dream
Mystery of the found
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