Anna German - Tańczące Eurydyki

At the corner cafe each night there's a concert,
Stop at the theshold, dancing Euridices,
Before dawn casts the shaft of the first ray on the walls,
let yourselves be embraced by drunk Orpheuses,

Stars flow like centuries, the night hangs out the curtains of fog,
Upon the dancing Euridices casts a lace shawl,
The river sings under the bridges,
dances the crooked shadow of a lantern,
against the open doors of the cafe
rubs his back a black cat,
Who has such strange eyes?
Euridice, Euridice.
Who has such strange lips?
Euridice, Euridice!
Soon upon the horizon the pink dawn will slowly crawl,
The fog will blow away like yarn, lights will dim, the magic will burst,

The wind sprang in the alleys
strumming the trees like strings,
Is it Orpheus singing, or is it the trees humming?
On the pharmacy display the black cat quietly returns,
until the cock crows, it must melt into aroma,

The river burbles under the bridges, the gray lantern shadow has gone,
People enter the cafe, there's usual noise on the street,
And the wind dances in the streets, the wind whirls like a drunk,
and upon the branches hangs out a shawl spun of spider web,
Who has such strange eyes?
Euridice, Euridice.
Who has such strange lips?
Euridice, Euridice!
And the wind dances in the streets, the wind whirls like a drunkm
The fog has blown away like yarn
Only the black cat remains,