ラ・フェット LA FATE

●The old fisherman came back from the sea ●He walks heavy steps to his old town ◆I know him well, scarcely he will talk ◆But I don't know the treasures of his mind ◆●In-youth the fisherman ◆survived heavy storms ◆Drifting for one week, he reached unknown land ◆I know him well, scarcely he will talk And I know the tales of Winterland ●I (◆don't know) ●want (◆to know) ●how (◆to go) ●I (◆want to) ◆●go to winterland ●Let (◆me know) ●How (◆to go) ●Let (◆me see) ●How (◆to go) ◆●please sail on ●Maybe (◆I) ●Maybe (◆go) ●Oh! (◆so long) ●for (◆twenty) ◆●years I'm sure, ◆I want to go ●The young fisherman was helped by a young girl ●She helped to comfort and to gently take care ◆He fell in love, and she answered his call ◆Such happy days, the best time in his life ◆●It was such a short time ◆for the spring in Winterland ◆People rejoyced their rebirth and enjoyed la fate of the sun ◆Dancing all day, such a grand festivity ◆He was so moved almost crying crying ●I (◆don't know) ●want (◆to know) ●how (◆to go) ●I (◆want to) ◆●go to winterland ●Let (◆me know) ●How (◆to go) ●Let (◆me see) ●How (◆to go) ◆●please sail on ●Maybe (◆I) ●Maybe (◆go) ●Oh! (◆so long) ●for (◆twenty) ◆●years I'm sure, ◆I want to go ●We've been sleeping, the long winter time ●Now he must go home, unable to stay ◆The people all gone, ◆he was left alone Everywhere covered, ◆the white blanket snow ◆●Again the fisherman ◆tried to go to Winterland ◆But he could not find his old dreams or his lover ◆I know him well, scarcely he will talk, ◆And I know the treasures of his mind ●I (◆don't know) ●want (◆to know) ●how (◆to go) ●I (◆want to) ◆●go to winterland ●Let (◆me know) ●How (◆to go) ●Let (◆me see) ●How (◆to go) ◆●please sail on ●Maybe (◆I) ●Maybe (◆go) ●Oh! (◆so long) ●for (◆twenty) ◆●years I'm sure, ●I (◆don't know) ●want (◆to know) ●how (◆to go) ●I (◆want to) ●◆go to winterland (The old fisherman) (came back from the sea) ◆I don't know it want to know it ◆How to go to winterland ◆Maybe I go Maybe I know ◆to my long for twenty years