
I was in Prague 1998 and wrote some texts. I found them inside of a book when I was at my mothers place. The texts I chose to use was about smoke exhaled and inhaled by many people in a bar and the feeling of safety, watching the moon when you are far away from home. The moon is the same wherever you are.
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Listen: Nr 37 (Oken Ter Gan Osk)
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1st part
Öken ter gan osk,
mfå uses rmån nasä
dra nun kai
Agis denr ört,
risi mblå
gaso nrut rur
eåp agun gfli
2nd part
Om du är vaken,
såsom jag är
Och om du är ute,
såsom jag är
Så tittar vi på samma måne
Poem by Ylva Lund Bergner
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2nd part
If you are awake,
as I am.
And if you are out,
as I am.
Then we look at the same moon.
Translation by Ylva Lund Bergner