So I'll drink to celebrate the wire from the rain,
Wrapped, there, in my furs of spontaneous combustion
My indian's hair crumbling on my defeated head,
I hear the gasps of ancient seizures triggered,
The first cries of wild kids in backrooms of deformed taverns,
Barbarian weapons, broken skulls...
I'll watch the ballet of lights on the shores of advanced melancholy,
I betray the coldness of some laughs,
By whispered words, inside masks, hidden words in the truth
Every night, I'll answer the next day at the end of a cigarette
Will I have the right to discover that fragile and white evil?
This winter, orphan of lavender?
In my heart, can you feel it?
These lips and this arctic and obscene language?
These whispered rites and these dances made of iron,
So, I'll drink for them,
Protecting our river,
I have in me chaos of zebras ...
by Danny Ded.