Lyrics: "Hey" We are destined to endure this As children of a mute country Children of endless roads Endless fields and endless winter We are destined to keep it within ourselves As children of a blind country And we are children of panel buildings Multiplied dreams and the most untrue words Even after a hundred years I won't find an answer And even after a hundred centuries Centuries worn through Centuries not seeing the light No matter how many days pass I won't forget That which tore apart my heart Killed hopes and burned dreams The song "дети немой страны" ("Children of a Mute Country") by End of Sunny Days reflects the experiences and emotions of growing up in a country where there is a sense of silence, disconnection, and lack of freedom. The lyrics speak to the feeling of being trapped within a society with limited opportunities and feeling unheard or unseen. The children described in the song come from modest environments, depicted by references to endless roads, fields, and panel buildings. The song expresses a sense of longing for understanding, hope, and dreams that have been shattered. Despite the passage of time, the protagonist acknowledges that the memories and emotions associated with this silent country will always remain.
