No.503 A Moonlit Night

[Verse 1]
First, I fill the watering can with water,
And head down the path to the field
Down the slope where no one ever passes,
Where there isn’t a soul around.

[Pre-Chorus 1]
I walk along the edge of the rows,
Watering the almond stems.

[Chorus 1]
The soil turns dark and moist;
It sits perfectly still
Life breathes anew,
Happily drinking it in.

[Verse 2]
One by one, I pour the life-giving water;
Tiny lives are waiting there.
Even the smallest amount –
A single drop matters so much to them.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
After finishing the watering,
I set about weeding.

[Chorus 2]
The soil turns dark and moist;
It sits perfectly still
Life breathes anew,
Happily drinking it in.

[Verse 3]
As the soil emerges from beneath the weeds,
I dig up that dry earth and turn it over,
Bringing the moist soil to the surface.
That’s the rotary method – the basics.

[Pre-Chorus 3]
Digging deep into the earth,
I plant the Happy Hill seedlings, one by one.

[Chorus 3]
The soil turns dark and moist;
It sits perfectly still
Life breathes anew,
Happily drinking it in.

[Bridge]
Darkness falls over the area,
Illuminated by the moon.
It is eight o’clock at night;
Tomorrow will likely be sunny, too.

[Final Chorus]
The soil turns dark and moist;
It sits perfectly still
Life breathes anew,
Happily drinking it in.

[Outro]

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