"What joy to breathe the scent of open air, | wich dies like the last rays of the sun, | no mortal man has lifted my veil. | I'm neither Muslim, nor Hindu, | nor Christian, nor Buddhist, | I'm not for the hammer neither for the sickle | and even less for the tricolour flame | because I'm a musician."
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