He is waiting for the noon wind The wave comes and dully lays down With a fan every day The old one evens the water I throw the stone for my pleasure The water moves in a circle The old one looks at me sad And had brushed it even again
In the white sand, the old man Smokes trembling his fife Only the water and me know What he uses this fan for The premonition sleeps like a volcano Then I asked hesitating The head bended, it seemed he sleeps He said before he died
The water shall be your mirrow Only if it's even, you will see How much fairy tale is left for you And for redemtion you will beg
The fan strained at his body The hand freezes in the spasm of death They had to break his fingers The fan remains in the sand I'm calling the old one every day He wants to redeem me here I'm left behind in the noon wind And I can read in the fan
The water shall be your mirrow Only if it's even, you will see How much fairy tale is left for you And for redemtion you will beg
The water shall be your mirrow Only if it's even, you will see How much fairy tale is left for you And for redemtion you will beg