E/Ex Libris/Chapter 2 – Anastasia Romanova: The Motherland
A white velvet winter coat Lay bestowed upon the palace lawn. Through the cold, the river Neva flows To the Baltic Sea, with regality She winds away from my home, The Russian throne.
From northern lands under Aurora skies, Through vast terrains and through the Volga veins, From snowy corners of our nation All the people sing our family's hymn
Oh my rodina, home of the Tsars, May you guard the Romanov's rule. To thee I vow and pray, until the day That I die, my rodina.
A smile to the outside world, May well deceive one's own soul. But no! The truth is ghastly and plain. Oh what burden befalls our family? What slithers through our brother's veins That can't be tamed?
From northern lands, under Aurora skies, Through vast terrains and through Siberian plains. No-one should ever understand our masquerade, The Tsarevich's fate.
Oh this curse, cloaked in crimson red, Catastrophe lurks on my brother's path. Do not revolt, I see no reason why He cannot live unbruised and nobly die. Tell me why!
Oh this curse, cloaked in crimson red, Catastrophe lurks on my brother's path!
From northern lands under Aurora skies, Through vast terrains and through the Volga veins, From snowy corners of our nation All the people sing our family's hymn
Oh my rodina, home of the Tsars, May you guard the Romanov's rule. How divine our name, fortune and fame. But the truth, if only they knew...
We must not speak of our brother. What plagues him, his agonizing pains. For the people, they will not condone nor forgive... That he inherited a curse he cannot outlive.Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.