Magda Umer - Koncert jesienny na dwa świerszcze

Outside the window falls the rain,
A cricket tunes its fiddle on the stove.
Girls cry as summer is over
And only hear somewhere:

A fall concert for two crickets and a chimney wind,
A strawman fell asleep under pear tree and dreams of beautiful girl.
And a roadside scarecrow counts the willows,
Dancing upon the meadow in a field mouse's embrace.

A concert, concert, concert!
Fall concert for two crickets
And wind in the chimney,
The concert will die out with the Indian summer...

Tree trunks long ago covered with moss,
The wind blew away still next day.
Among the field stubble fires have lit up,
In the distance it weaves:

A fall concert for two crickets and a chimney wind,
A strawman fell asleep under pear tree and dreams of beautiful girl.
And a roadside scarecrow counts the willows,
Dancing upon the meadow in a field mouse's embrace.

A concert, concert, concert!
Fall concert for two crickets
And wind in the chimney,
The concert will die out with the Indian summer...

The scent of harvest has aired out,
All the doors were tightly closed.
People wait if tomorrow will be white?
Under the stove sounds quietly:

A fall concert for two crickets and a chimney wind,
Fled to road, fell in love with willow, and suddently floated away.
And the scarecrow lies lonely in the field,
The mouse left him and fled to the barn.

A concert, concert, concert!
Fall concert for two crickets
And wind in the chimney,
Today, with the crickets asleep already - over winter...

(c) 1970 performed: Magda Umer