Golden Chain for a golden girl
Chain that binds, chain that blinds
Here and now, now and there
Love, Care and friendship all made one
One be thy chain, always the binding one.

The tear marks the end
The beginning of a new era
The Heart’s, the Soul’s, actions in the end of days.

OH! You my Heart of Pain…
OH! Hear me! Heart of Pain…
OH! My Heart, hear me, cause I am the one to blame.

OH! You eyes of sorrow…
OH! You eyes coloured by the sea; coloured by colour…
OH! You hair of silk… Coloured by gold; coloured by air…
OH! You lips of lust… Coloured by red; coloured by past…
OH! Naked body shall you call for me after you OR shall you come to me?
OH! My Queen of Heavens, is thy naked body the truth? OR Just the beginning of my beautiful lie?

Κάθε μέρα που σε βλέπω,
Κοντά σου θέλω να βρεθώ.

Κάθε νύχτα που κοιμάμαι,
Πιο πολύ σε λαχταρώ.

Κάθε μέρα…
Κάθε νύχτα…

(Virgin Territory, 2007)

Μάτια, αστέρια και εξ’ αίφνης να σου ο ουρανός …

Έρμαιο, στα χείλη σου,
για ένα φιλί
Έρμαιο στα χεριά σου,
Για ένα άγγιγμα
Έρμαιο στα στήθη σου,
για ένα γα-lactisma*
Γδύσου Γυναικά δείξε μου,
Τα καλή σου
Γδύσου Γυναικά δείξε μου
Τη γύμνια σου

Γδύσου

(* lactation: 1668, "process of suckling an infant," from Fr. lactation, from L. lactationem (nom. lactatio) "a suckling," from L. lactatus, pp. of lactare "suckle," from lac (gen. lactis) "milk," from PIE base *glact- (cf. Gk. gala, gen. galaktos "milk"). Meaning "process of secreting milk from the breasts" first recorded 1857; lactate (v.) in this sense is a back-formation from 1889. Lactic acid is from 1790; so called because it was obtained from sour milk. M.Ir. lacht, Welsh llaeth "milk" are loan words from Latin, Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper)