Vydáno dne 07.08.2007
Song americké písničkářky Jan Krist, který si u nás budete moci poslechnout, doplnit do textu chybějící slova, a nakonec si text zkusit přeložit a svůj překlad potom porovnat s naším.
Listen to the song and complete each gap with one word.
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Chcete-li doplnit co nejvíce správných slov, budete potřebovat následující:
Jan Krist
Chips of diamond in circled ring
Strung like star wishes
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sing
Like lights around the Christmas
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Shining for all the world to see
And if the world
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his oyster
she'd be the
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With fat satisfaction
he calls her his girl
Calls her his
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all dressed in white
Tonight for the first time
he calls her his
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And they stand there
under the
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moon
and sing a simple
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Honey moon, honey moon
Drench us with your sweet perfume
La la la la la la
honey moon
And I know it sounds
like a
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tale
But even when things don't go well
They strive to keep
the words they
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Subscribing to eternal hope
And when all else
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there's miracles and grace
And love revived
by a strong
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They catch their
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and pray and hope
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and dance and talk and joke
And stand there…
(chorus)
And there's a cluster of lights
in the
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sky
Humming a path
through the
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tonight
Above hushed conversation
and breaths frosted lines
They huddle together
recounting the times
Times of
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, times of health
Times of
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, times of wealth
Times of quiet tenacity
Years of love and
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mercy
They stand there…
(chorus)
Written and performed by Jan Krist. Copyright. Used with
permission.
Visit Jan Krist's website at jankrist.net