Orient Express - Pooh

Divise il pane insieme a me

Con un’arancia in mano poi

Mezzo in inglese e a gesti un po'

Del viaggio in India mi raccontò

Vino di datteri mi versò

Parlò di gente andata via

Cento corone in tasca e

Mio Dio là in Asia che cos'è

C'è in quella terra una luce in più

C'è chi ne è vinto e non torna più

Nella notte il treno ad un confine fu fermato

E lei ridendo disse: «È il treno delle spie

Guarda bene quello biondo laggiù in fondo»

Poi rimase offesa nel momento

In cui promosso da uno sguardo

Io da scemo ci provai

Lesse un libro fino all’alba in silenzio

Ma all’uomo magro coi caffè

Lei disse: «Due!»

Sorrise e poi

Stupenda anima del Nord

Nella sua lingua che io non so

Col suo saluto mi risvegliò

Diedi allora il meglio di me stesso

E stava per finire il viaggio

Quando fui sicuro che

La mia casa avrei rivisto non da solo

Quanta folla c’era alla stazione

Quella sera

Fu un istante

Dal suo fianco mi spostai

Mi domando ancora adesso:

Dove è andata…

He shared the bread with me

Then with an orange in hand

Half in English and gesturing a little

He told me about the trip to India

Date wine he poured me

He talked about people who have gone away

One hundred crowns in your pocket e

My God there in Asia what is it

There is an extra light in that land

There are those who are overcome and never come back

In the night the train at a border was stopped

And she laughed and said, 'It's the spy train

Take a good look at the blond one over there "

She then she was offended in the moment

In which promoted by a look

I tried it as a fool

He read a book until dawn in silence

But to the thin man with coffee

She said, "Two!"

She smiled and then

Superb soul of the North

In her language that I don't know

With her greeting he woke me up

Then I gave the best of myself

And she was about to finish the trip

When I was sure that

My house I would review not alone

How much crowd there was at the station

That evening

It was an instant

From her side I moved away

I still wonder now:

Where she went…