St. Edmund Elementary School

(Translated by Google) Do not be angry with me, my dear eyes, for going abroad I will become a bird and come to you again Open your window, my fair basilisk, and with a sweet smile bid me good night Do not be angry with me, my dear eyes, now that I'll leave you Come out a little to see you and say goodbye Apart from the quirks of Greek terms of endearment (Matias, Basilios), pretty much what every man has ever said when saying goodbye to his beloved. But the music is pessimistic: it's all descending lines, it knows it will never return - sometimes in a low resignation, sometimes in a great anguish. What a cement it is, it has brief moments of significant respite: two beats in the verse, a more persuasive 251 rhythm in the chorusimmediately undone by the minor key of V: there is hope, and that hope is brushed aside. (Original) , , , , , , (, ), . : , - , . , : , 251 V: .
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