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The Turn of the Screw, Op. 54: Interlude: Variation VIII - Scene 1: Colloquy and So- Lioquy
Поворот винта, соч. 54: Интерлюдия: Вариация VIII - Сцена 1: Диалог и Соло
Why
did
you
call
me
from
my
schoolroom
dreams?
Зачем
ты
звал
меня
из
школьных
грёз?
You
heard
the
terrible
sound
of
the
wild
swan's
wings
Ты
слышал
жуткий
шум
крыльев
лебедя,
Ruer,
why
did
you
beckon
me
to
your
side?
Лжец,
зачем
манил
меня
к
себе?
Your
beating
heart
to
your
own
passions
lied
Твоё
сердце
лгало
собственным
страстям,
Betrayer,
where
were
you
when
in
clear
mist
I
fell?
Предатель,
где
ты
был,
когда
я
падал
в
ясный
туман?
I
waited
for
the
sound
of
my
own
last
bell
Я
ждал
звона
своего
последнего
колокола,
And
now
what
do
you
seek?
Что
ж
ты
ищешь
теперь?
I
seek
a
friend
Ищу
подругу,
Self-deceiver
Самообманщица,
I
seek
a
friend,
obedient
to
follow
where
I
lead
Ищу
друга,
послушного
моему
пути,
Slick
as
a
juggler's
mate
to
catch
my
thought
Ловкого,
как
жонглёра
подручный,
чтоб
ловил
мысль,
Proud,
curious,
agile,
he
shall
feed
my
mounting
pod
Гордого,
пытливого,
гибкого,
он
насытит
мой
рост,
Then
to
his
bright
subservience,
I'll
expound
Потом
его
яркой
покорности
я
изложу
The
desperate
passions
of
a
haunted
heart...
Отчаянные
страсти
преследуемого
сердца...
The
ceremony
of
innocence
is
drowned
Обряд
невинности
погружён,
I
too
must
have
a
soul
to
share
my
woe
Мне
тоже
нужна
душа
для
моей
скорби,
Despised,
betrayed,
unwanted,
she
must
go
Презираемая,
преданная,
нежеланная,
ей
уйти,
Forever
to
my
joy
the
spirit
bound
Навеки
к
моей
радости
дух
скован,
The
ceremony
of
innocence
is
drowned
Обряд
невинности
погружён,
Day
by
day
the
boughs
we
break
День
за
днём
ломаем
ветви
мы,
Break
the
love
that
lets
them
thrive
Ломаем
любовь,
что
давала
им
цвести,
She's
condemned
to
one
she
denies
Она
обречена
на
того,
кого
отрицает,
The
ceremony
of
innocence
is
drowned
Обряд
невинности
погружён,
The
ceremony-
...
Обряд-
...
Of
innocence-
...
Невинности-
...
The
ceremony-
...
Обряд-
...
Drowned-
...
Погружён-
...
The
ceremony
of
innocence
is
drowned
Обряд
невинности
погружён,
Lost
in
my
labyrinth,
I
see
no
truth,
no
truth
Заблудившись
в
лабиринте,
не
вижу
правды,
правды,
Only
the
foggy
walls
of
evil
press
upon
me
Лишь
туманные
стены
зла
давят
на
меня,
Lost
in
my
labyrinth,
I
see
no
truth
Заблудившись
в
лабиринте,
не
вижу
правды,
Oh,
innocents,
you
have
corrupted
me
О,
невинные,
вы
развратили
меня,
You
have
corrupted
me
Вы
развратили
меня,
Which
way
shall
I
turn?
Куда
повернуть
мне?
Shall
I
turn?
Повернуть
ли?
I
know
not
what
is
here
Не
знаю,
что
здесь,
Yet,
I
fear
it
Но
боюсь
этого,
Worse,
imagine
it
Хуже,
представь,
Lost
in
my
labyrinth,
which
way
shall
I
turn?
Заблудившись
в
лабиринте,
куда
повернуть
мне?
Shall
I
turn?
Повернуть
ли?
Lost
in
my
labyrinth,
which
way
shall
I-
Заблудившись
в
лабиринте,
куда
повернуть-
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