Lyrics Андрей Лаврешников - Светлый месяц
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Ф Ф.Тютчев
СВЕТЛЫЙ МЕСЯЦ
ПРИПЕВ: Как порою светлый месяц
Выплывает из-за туч, –
Так, один, в ночи былого
Светит мне отрадный луч.
1.Все на палубе сидели,
Вдоль по Реину неслись,
Зеленеющие бреги
Перед нами раздались.
2.И у ног прелестной дамы
Я в раздумии сидел,
И на милом, бледном лике
Тихий вечер пламенел.
ПРИПЕВ.
3.Дети пели, в бубны били,
Шуму не было конца,
И лазурней стало небо,
И просторнее сердца.
4.Сновиденьем пролетали
Горы, замки на горах –
И светились, отражаясь,
В милых спутницы чертах.
ПРИПЕВ
(не ранее 1827 и не позднее 1829)
F. F. Tyutchev
LIGHT MONTH
CHORUS: How sometimes a bright month
Comes out from behind the clouds, -
So alone in the night of the past
A shining ray shines for me.
1. Everyone was sitting on the deck,
Rushing along Rein
Verdant shores
Before us rang out.
2.And at the feet of a lovely lady
I sat in thought,
And on a pretty, pale face
Quiet evening flamed.
CHORUS.
3.Children sang, beat in tambourines,
There was no end to the noise
And the sky became azure
And more spacious than the heart.
4. Dreams flew by
Mountains, castles on the mountains -
And shone, reflecting
In cute companions features.
CHORUS
(not earlier than 1827 and not later than 1829)
LIGHT MONTH
CHORUS: How sometimes a bright month
Comes out from behind the clouds, -
So alone in the night of the past
A shining ray shines for me.
1. Everyone was sitting on the deck,
Rushing along Rein
Verdant shores
Before us rang out.
2.And at the feet of a lovely lady
I sat in thought,
And on a pretty, pale face
Quiet evening flamed.
CHORUS.
3.Children sang, beat in tambourines,
There was no end to the noise
And the sky became azure
And more spacious than the heart.
4. Dreams flew by
Mountains, castles on the mountains -
And shone, reflecting
In cute companions features.
CHORUS
(not earlier than 1827 and not later than 1829)