Alzheimer
from Egunsentiak alperrentzat by Morau
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Amari gero eta gauza gehiago ahazten zitzaizkion.
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Memoriak gainezka egin dit
es dut gogoratzen zure urtebetetze eguna
harrigarria da beti izan baitut gogoan
orain ez nago ziur
non den gure etxea noiz egiten duen hotza
zer kantu entzuteko babestu behar den bihotza
igerilariak basamortuan
hondoa jotzeko labarren bila
inongo zerutan galtzen dira
aingura guztiek huts egin ostean
ez ditut gogoan
maitatzen ditudan fruten izenak
ezin ezberdindu beldurra eta tripakomina
ahazten ari zaizkit
hitz esdrujuloak barkamena eskatzeko erak
maitatu ahal izateko konbentzio denak
eta laster ezingo ditut leherketen soinuak bereizi
tiroak
petardoa
bonbak
etxafuegoak
eta azkenean denbora desagertu egingo da
igerilariak bezala
My memory has run out
I don’t remember your birthday
and that’s surprising ‘cause I never forget it
now, I am not sure
where our home is or when it is cold
which song I have to protect my heart from
swimmers in the desert
looking for the cliff to reach the bottom
they get lost in any sky
after all anchors have failed
I don’t remember
the names of the fruits I love
I can’t distinguish fear and stomachache
I am forgetting
odd words, the ways to apologize
all possible conventions to be able to love
and soon I won’t be able to distinguish the
sounds of explosions
shots
firecracker
bombs
fireworks
and in the end time will fade away
es dut gogoratzen zure urtebetetze eguna
harrigarria da beti izan baitut gogoan
orain ez nago ziur
non den gure etxea noiz egiten duen hotza
zer kantu entzuteko babestu behar den bihotza
igerilariak basamortuan
hondoa jotzeko labarren bila
inongo zerutan galtzen dira
aingura guztiek huts egin ostean
ez ditut gogoan
maitatzen ditudan fruten izenak
ezin ezberdindu beldurra eta tripakomina
ahazten ari zaizkit
hitz esdrujuloak barkamena eskatzeko erak
maitatu ahal izateko konbentzio denak
eta laster ezingo ditut leherketen soinuak bereizi
tiroak
petardoa
bonbak
etxafuegoak
eta azkenean denbora desagertu egingo da
igerilariak bezala
My memory has run out
I don’t remember your birthday
and that’s surprising ‘cause I never forget it
now, I am not sure
where our home is or when it is cold
which song I have to protect my heart from
swimmers in the desert
looking for the cliff to reach the bottom
they get lost in any sky
after all anchors have failed
I don’t remember
the names of the fruits I love
I can’t distinguish fear and stomachache
I am forgetting
odd words, the ways to apologize
all possible conventions to be able to love
and soon I won’t be able to distinguish the
sounds of explosions
shots
firecracker
bombs
fireworks
and in the end time will fade away
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from Egunsentiak alperrentzat,
released December 29, 2017
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