| I saw the sun |
| I saw the light touch my skin and it felt warm |
| I heard a sigh (he heard his sigh) |
| I heard my sigh |
| I hurt my lungs and it burnt my tongue as air went by |
| These words I meant to speak |
| But it’s silence that we reap |
| This land is a wasteland |
| A «taste land» for bitter and for sweet |
| On my lips, so gently kissed |
| I perceived lament and hiss |
| Lightning strikes, as known hereby, sometimes twice |
| And then I found what I came here for |
| The relics of our Civil War |
| Trenches, blackened trees and mud up to our knees |
| These words I meant to speak |
| But it’s silence that we reap |
| This land is a wasteland |
| A «taste land» for bitter and for sweet |
| This land is a wasteland |
| It’s the vanity of our affairs |