Zabadak - 9. ラ・フェット (Ra fetto / La Fête)

Zabadak, 1996 創世記 ザ・ベスト・オブ・ザバタック (Sōsei-ki za besuto Obu zabatakku) Track 9 Lyrics: The old fisherman came back from the sea He walks heavy steps to his old town I know him well, scarcely he will talk But I don't know the treasures of his mind In-youth the fisherman survived heavy storms Drifting for some time, he reached unknown land I know him well, scarcely he will talk And I know the tales of Winterland I (Don't know) Want (To know) How (To go) I (Want to) Go to Winterland! Let (Me know) How (To go) Let (Me see) How (To go) Please sail on! Maybe (I) Maybe (Go) Oh! (So long) For twenty years I'm sure I want to go... The young fisher man was helped by a pretty girl She helped to comfort and gently take care He fell in love, she answered his call Such happy days, the best time in his life It was such a short time for the spring in Winterland People rejoyced their rebirth and enjoyed the fate of the sun Dancing all day, such a grand festivity He was so moved, almost crying... Crying. I (Don't know) Want (To know) How (To go) I (Want to) Go to Winterland! Let (Me know) How (To go) Let (Me see) How (To go) Please sail on! Maybe (I) Maybe (Go) Oh! (So long) For twenty years I'm sure I want to go... We've been sleeping the long winter time Now he must go home, unable to stay The people all gone, He was left alone, everywhere covered by white blanket snow. Again the fisherman tried to go to Winterland But he could not find out his dreams or his lover I know him well, scarcely he will talk And I know the treasures of his mind I (Don't know) Want (To know) How (To go) I (Want to) Go to Winterland! Let (Me know) How (To go) Let (Me see) How (To go) Please sail on! Maybe (I) Maybe (Go) Oh! (So long) For twenty years I'm sure I want to go...