The dream of a lifetime

[Intro] [Verse] What could be longer than a dream, Sometimes it's longer than life. For a moment, falling asleep, you see home, Your mother's face and childhood's games. You fly, falling, and into the snow, Falling, buried head first, The taste of a mitten, the ice of an icicle, Relieves childhood sorrows. [Chorus] Everything passes, both joy and sorrow, And a long dream will die in an instant, For in the morning He will awaken us, (He) And with eternity he will take the flight from time. [Verse] Clearly catching the features of friends, Colors fade in the sun. And in anticipation of love, We clutch our hearts and close our eyes. Everything flies by quickly like water, Like it, I slip through our fingers. And what we then considered old age, Now we call sorrow. [Chorus] All things pass, both joy and sorrow, And the long sleep will die in an instant, For in the morning He will awaken us, (he) And eternity will take the running away from time. All things pass, both joy and sorrow, And the long sleep will die in an instant, For in the morning He will awaken us, (he, he, he) And eternity will take the running away from time. [Verse] What could be longer than sleep, Sometimes it is longer than life. For a moment, asleep, you see home, Your mother's face and childhood games. You run barefoot through puddles, Or in thick grass waist-deep. You run, cutting through the path home, Like a high-speed electric train. [sound of a departing train] [Outrus] Everything passes, both joy and sorrow, And the long sleep will die in an instant, For in the morning He will awaken us, (he, he, he) And eternity will take the flight from time. [classic alarm clock ringing] [end]