Shkret
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Shkret
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When Ali Reka came
Over the mountain
I lost my tongue
But the faith I kept
All hail the glory of St. Nicholas
When Dali beg came
Down from Korab
He burned our village
But the faith I kept
All hail the glory of St. Nicholas
On the day of St. Simon
In 1863
I sealed a letter to Stambul
But no hope came
All hail the glory of St. Nicholas
When Easter came
We travelled down Radika
With all of our flocks and family
To the monastery
All hail the glory of John the Baptist
нека Наке да дойде
и да запали една свещ
за тоя
помъчен
объркан
неразбран
шкрет
уморен
изгубен
лъкатушещ
но несломим
чекащ
наводнението
да дойде
и да го отнесе
по върховете
на Кораб планина
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