In Finnish:

Olen kulunut unelmista,
kulun, marmoritrioni, säissä,
vedet ympärillä;
ja kaiken päivää katson
tämän naisen kauneutta
kun olisin kirjassa nähnyt
kuvan kaunottaresta,
minä iloitsen raviten silmät
ja kuulevat korvat,
olen iloinen viisaudesta,
mies paranee vuosien myötä;
ja silti, ja silti,
untako näen vai totta?
Oi että hän olisi tullut,
kun hehkui nuoruuteni!
Tulen vanhaksi keskellä unten,
kulun, marmoritrioni, säissä,
vedet ympärillä.

- Tynni -

In English:

I am worn out with dreams;
A weather-worn, marble triton 
Among the streams; 
And all day long I look 
Upon this lady's beauty 
As though I had found in a book 
A pictured beauty, 
Pleased to have filled the eyes 
Or the discerning ears, 
Delighted to be but wise, 
For men improve with the years; 
And yet, and yet, 
Is this my dream, or the truth? 
O would that we had met 
When I had my burning youth! 
But I grow old among dreams, 
A weather-worn, marble triton 
Among the streams.

- Yeats -

The lyrics of this song has been derived from an Irish poet, W.B. Yeats via a Finnish female poet,Aale Tynni, who has translated some of his poems almost 50 years ago. I have composed this song, and made all the arrangements by myself. And the most important this is the very fact that this was an one-take recording.

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