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[00:00:00] Lines on Press TV Iran security chief tells Press TV that the US
[00:00:03] response to Terran's conditions for reopening the straight of hormos
[00:00:07] is inadequate and contains ambiguities that must be
[00:00:12] of cleared. The IRGC navy warns all vessels not to turn off their
[00:00:15] navigation systems during Homo's transit saying all ships doing
[00:00:19] this will be considered hostile and will be targeted.
[00:00:23] And Hamas strongly condemns Israel's threat to assassinate the head
[00:00:27] of the political Bureau stressing that the regime's
[00:00:30] of threat amounts to organized state
[00:00:33] terrorism.
[00:00:49] hello everyone, you're watching Press TV live from the studios in
[00:00:53] Tehran. thank you for joining us.
[00:00:56] in a top story, an exclusive interview
[00:00:59] with press TV. top security official
[00:01:01] of says Washington's response to Tehrans seven conditions
[00:01:05] in a proposal to reopen the strategic straight of Formus is
[00:01:08] inadequate. Major General Monsaid the United States
[00:01:12] must first clarify those issues that remain
[00:01:15] ambiguous for Iran. Let's take a
[00:01:20] of of listen. of Over the past two months, the Americans made proposals to us through
[00:01:24] three channels: Pakistan, Qatar, and even Iraq, and
[00:01:28] of asked us to give them our own proposal. we announce seven conditions
[00:01:32] of to the americans. if you do not act
[00:01:34] on these conditions, neither will the straight of hormos be open to you,
[00:01:37] nor will there be
[00:01:38] of any negotiations? the americans have now given a response. in their
[00:01:42] response, they have accepted some of our conditions,
[00:01:45] of and there are some
[00:01:46] of ambiguities. therefore, the americans have responded to
[00:01:49] of us. we are not in the process of responding to the americans. the
[00:01:53] americans have responded to us and we consider their response
[00:01:59] of insufficient. He added that the Americans must remove
[00:02:03] those parts that are considered ambiguous
[00:02:05] in by Iran and Tehran is waiting to see
[00:02:07] a whether they can remove those ambiguities before heading to the next
[00:02:10] stages. Elsewhere in his interview, Razay said the US
[00:02:14] has suffered defeat after defeat against Iran and that's why
[00:02:18] Washington has turned to economic war against the
[00:02:21] country.
[00:02:28] in suffered major.
[00:02:29] The defeat enemy in the 12-day war and then again in the 40-day war they resorted
[00:02:33] to naval blockade but that led
[00:02:35] them nowhere and recently they launched economic isolation plan.
[00:02:39] they faced defeat in
[00:02:41] in almost every single campaign they launched, but we stayed put pursuing our plans
[00:02:45] and neutralized all those campaigns with
[00:02:47] of accurate of planning and
[00:02:48] calculations.
[00:02:53] the general said the US has failed
[00:02:55] of even to end this war of aggression, he stress that the option to end the
[00:02:59] aggression is a hands of Ivan, and Iranians will not stop their
[00:03:02] resistance until they get what is rightfully theirs.
[00:03:06] Razay added that the US is the root cause
[00:03:09] of the problem concerning the
[00:03:10] in straight of Formus. The
[00:03:12] of general said Iran seeks management
[00:03:14] of the straight to ensure regional security, especially in the Persian
[00:03:18] Gulf. He rejected Washington's claim that
[00:03:21] it is transporting major amounts of oil through the key waterway.
[00:03:25] Razi said the US is only using smugglers to transport
[00:03:28] negligible amounts of oil while the straight remains
[00:03:31] closed.
[00:03:36] political commentator sayid morsen abbas says Iran has every right to
[00:03:40] close the straight off for mouse in response to the anglo-zionist war of
[00:03:43] aggression as international law does not operate in the same way
[00:03:47] during the wartime. Let's take a
[00:03:49] listen. It's a
[00:03:53] war. Who started the war? Again, it's the anglo-ziist
[00:03:57] empire that started the war and in wartime. "these kind of
[00:04:01] maritime rules and regulations, they don't operate, I
[00:04:04] mean, how is it on earth is it a reality that Iran has to
[00:04:08] abide by first of all maritime rules that it's never signed up to, and
[00:04:12] then top of that it it has aggressive uh forces which are
[00:04:16] trying to use that oil
[00:04:17] in a war against it, why, why should it,
[00:04:19] of why should they be obligated to allow any shipping to go through there?
[00:04:23] now the chip that is going, of course, I
[00:04:26] would
[00:04:29] in have,
[00:04:36] issues on there, so the ships which Iran is getting out, which the
[00:04:39] American
[00:04:40] of Navy can't stop, uh, are definitely going to be
[00:04:44] shipping is going to to South Asia and perhaps Europe, mainly
[00:04:48] it South Asia, and that that's something that Iran in terms
[00:04:52] of its trade in oil will do, and anybody else that wants to take
[00:04:55] oil out
[00:04:56] of there -
[00:04:58] that region or LNG or fertilizers they... if
[00:05:00] in they go through the procedures that Iran is said then they will be
[00:05:04] of allowed to to take
[00:05:06] that's
[00:05:10] whher and west Asia. says ivan has
[00:05:14] not only won the us Israel in post war, but also gained
[00:05:18] dominance, prompting the Trump administration to turn to economic
[00:05:21] warfare.
[00:05:25] Iran won the war and Iran is the one who has
[00:05:29] escalation dominance in here, not just ability to
[00:05:33] respond that for that on this and that, so a
[00:05:37] Trump administration, they
[00:05:40] targets today, the economical
[00:05:43] ability of survivor in Iran and
[00:05:47] they in that way as I mentioned many times
[00:05:51] they're trying to create what they call the hyper
[00:05:55] inflation in Iran, they they failed
[00:05:58] in in doing so since iran since
[00:06:01] 1979 is used to the
[00:06:05] American campaigns of trying
[00:06:08] to starg to suffocate the economy in Iran
[00:06:12] response to any response to any attempts
[00:06:16] by the Americans will be devastating and the
[00:06:19] Americans but that's
[00:06:23] before even that's before even they today
[00:06:27] what we hear Trump is saying like
[00:06:30] something nothing to do with the war always he repeat the
[00:06:34] statement that he Iran were not gonna have
[00:06:37] nuclear nuclear arm program or
[00:06:41] nuclear bomb since day one iran said
[00:06:44] that to the Americans and on that the
[00:06:47] GCPA were signed and he come
[00:06:51] himself negate that
[00:06:53] signature.
[00:06:57] The commander the Islamic Revolution Gas Course Navy has warned all
[00:07:01] vessels transiting through the straight of Formus not to shut down their
[00:07:05] navigation and automatic identification systems.
[00:07:08] reradmiral Aliasmai said in his message that all ships...
[00:07:12] that turn off their navigation and identification systems in the straight of
[00:07:16] Furmus will be identified as hostile and will be
[00:07:20] dealt with severely and decisively. his warning
[00:07:24] came after the IRGC announced that violating oil super
[00:07:27] tanker has caught fire after striking naval mine in the straight of
[00:07:31] Urmus while trying to cross the straight through an unauthorized
[00:07:35] route. the IOGC Navy said the violating vessels
[00:07:39] had turned off all identification and navigation system. before
[00:07:42] attempting to pass through unauthorized waters, it added
[00:07:46] that this was the third violating tanker in two days to strike
[00:07:50] naval mines and catch fire while attempting illegal
[00:07:54] hurumus transit. the IRGC navy reiterated
[00:07:57] that any vessel trying to cross the strategic waterway after disabling
[00:08:01] his navigation systems will be considered hostile target and
[00:08:05] dealt with
[00:08:06] accordingly.
[00:08:11] journalist author and usa Sakina Datu joined us earlier, she said the
[00:08:15] international community must hold the US Israeli aggression against Iran
[00:08:19] responsible for rising fuel and energy prices, noting that the
[00:08:23] straight of Hurmus was already open before the aggression
[00:08:26] began.
[00:08:31] Iran has every right to control the waters around its own
[00:08:34] area, and these are you they have control and they also
[00:08:38] have not completely stopped ships from passing you.
[00:08:42] "there are conditions, however, because for far too long the straight of
[00:08:46] hormos used to be open to everybody and it was a war
[00:08:50] on Iran that has brought this upon the world itself and upon the
[00:08:54] global economy, because Iran was attacked and
[00:08:57] therefore you know closing state of hormos or managing it
[00:09:01] is in the interest is it's a vital
[00:09:05] security issue for Iran in this stage, so absolutely who can
[00:09:09] blame Iran for wanting to make sure that the..." have the control
[00:09:13] over the street and also these ships
[00:09:16] you know the very fact that they turn off all navigation is in
[00:09:19] itself indication that they are aware that they are doing something illegal
[00:09:23] otherwise you know if they really had that kind of a courage to defy
[00:09:27] then why do they have to turn you know the navigations
[00:09:31] off and so I think you know
[00:09:33] the the reality is that things are getting very very tough for the
[00:09:37] US we have seen them now coming to this deal with Russia
[00:09:40] to get some boil out from from Russia, all
[00:09:44] this signifies the fact that they are desperate and that despite
[00:09:48] Trump constantly saying
[00:09:49] you know he had the control, he doesn't have the control the straight of
[00:09:53] homos, there is no control on Babul Mandap, we've been watching
[00:09:57] what the yemenis, what ansarulah is
[00:09:59] doing, the Iranian deputy
[00:10:03] foreign minister says Iran seeks constructive relations with his
[00:10:07] neighbors, but considers the presence of US forces in the region a
[00:10:10] cause of insecurity. Speaking a press conference, Kazim
[00:10:14] Gharibabadi said security and stability the Persian Gulf
[00:10:17] region can only be established by the regional countries, not foreign
[00:10:21] forces. He added that the 40-day US is really. aggression against
[00:10:25] Ivan showed that the presence of American forces has
[00:10:29] been a source of insecurity even for those countries that are hosting
[00:10:33] American military bases. Karibadi stressed that the security
[00:10:37] the Iran and regional countries are intertwined countries are
[00:10:41] intertwined. He said Iran expects other country aggression against
[00:10:45] its national security, otherwise Iran will take all necessary
[00:10:49] measures to defend itself. Karibabadi expressed hope
[00:10:52] that neighboring countries would join hands. to ensure peace and security in the
[00:10:56] region instead of relying on foreign
[00:10:59] powers.
[00:11:03] journalist and political analyst John says as long as Arab states in
[00:11:06] the Persian Gulf depend on the US for their security, they will be
[00:11:10] unable to enjoy lasting peace. let's hear them
[00:11:13] out.
[00:11:17] the Israel lobby in the United States controls Donald Trump
[00:11:21] and has pushed Donald Trump into a war that he was
[00:11:25] lied to about, they told him that he could win the war in
[00:11:29] two weeks and um, apparently he's declared
[00:11:32] victory several times and there is no victory in sight.
[00:11:36] um, the bigger issue at stake here is
[00:11:40] the decolonization the entire gulf
[00:11:44] region. many these states, uh,
[00:11:47] especially Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and on,
[00:11:50] so are the leftovers, the holdovers the previous
[00:11:54] British... empire and its control over the
[00:11:57] region. now that the British Empire has gone and the
[00:12:01] United States has tried to take over the British Empire, these
[00:12:05] fell into U.S. control. now what we're seeing is
[00:12:09] the home-grown resistance the Iranian people to
[00:12:13] the foreign control the region, and if the Gulf
[00:12:16] states were willing to be independent as sovereign
[00:12:20] states, there could as sovereign states, there could be some
[00:12:24] neg. ations with them by Iran, but so long as
[00:12:28] they are dependencies of foreign superpower that
[00:12:31] answers to criminal bribery scheme
[00:12:35] called the Israeli lobby in America, there can't
[00:12:39] be any peace, and so Iran is actually fighting a
[00:12:43] war of liberation for its
[00:12:45] neighbors. The
[00:12:49] Yemani arm forces spokesman says a major wave of long-range
[00:12:53] missile and drone strikes has... targeted key airports and energy
[00:12:56] infrastructure across Saudi
[00:12:58] Arabia.
[00:13:04] The armed forces carried out for qualitative operations in the past 24
[00:13:08] hours using ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. The
[00:13:12] first operation targeted in three phases King Khalid international airport in
[00:13:16] Riad resulting in the disruption of air traffic and the complete
[00:13:19] closure the airport. The second operation targeted the
[00:13:23] Sugar Dam gas facility.
[00:13:24] belonging to enco
[00:13:25] in the eastern province and resulted in large fires breaking out at the
[00:13:29] targeted site. The third operation targeted the
[00:13:33] Arenko tanajib oil refinery in the eastern province and resulted in
[00:13:37] ignition in it. The fourth operation targeted King Ford
[00:13:40] into National Airport in
[00:13:41] Damasum.
[00:13:46] Brigady general that the Yemen forces
[00:13:50] deployed six ballistic missiles and two drones against Saudi back troops
[00:13:54] in the boblement. that region, he said the attacks are in response to
[00:13:58] over 124 saudi-backed airstrikes across
[00:14:01] Yemen in just 24 hours. Yahyasari
[00:14:05] reiterated the warning against using Saudi airports
[00:14:08] airports, except those in Mecca and Medina, declaring them
[00:14:12] potential targets. He said operations would continue to escalate
[00:14:16] under the principle of escalation for escalation and blockade for
[00:14:20] blockade until the Saudi military aggression and the siege are
[00:14:24] brought to a
[00:14:29] Military and strategic analyst Ali ham believes Saudi Arabia is
[00:14:33] losing the war in Yemen and is now begging other countries for
[00:14:36] help.
[00:14:40] The Saudies are losing the strategic war, why? because the
[00:14:44] Yemanies are not in need of water passes or to
[00:14:48] pass through Belmand or somewhere
[00:14:51] else, they are the... They are very
[00:14:55] close to to Africa, they are at the edge of
[00:14:59] Oman sea, at the shore of Oman sea, red
[00:15:03] sea and they are very close to Oman Sea, also the Arabian
[00:15:06] sea, Saudi Arabia is in
[00:15:10] short strategy, luck of strategy to
[00:15:14] go into war against Yemen for
[00:15:18] exper you know they experienced such war for eight years
[00:15:22] with huge allies and more
[00:15:25] more uh effective and strongest allies
[00:15:29] ever for eight years before and they not
[00:15:32] succeed now they are trying with some mercenaries they are trying
[00:15:36] to help for the triple agreements in Mecca
[00:15:40] from Turkey and Pakistan, the you
[00:15:43] know it gets to Muhammad bin Salman to ask the
[00:15:47] support of Aljuani to send some mercenaries to al
[00:15:51] yeman to fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia,
[00:15:55] so we see that Saudi Arabia for such
[00:15:59] escalation, it's exactly remind us
[00:16:02] of what happened during Yemen
[00:16:05] supporting Gaza. saying escalation
[00:16:09] against escalation, airport against
[00:16:13] airport, and this is exactly what happened, and it's
[00:16:16] all still the allie, the resistance
[00:16:20] allie for the benefits of Palestine against
[00:16:24] the abstin allies for the
[00:16:28] benefits of Israel. the
[00:16:31] palestinian resistance moving Hamas has strongly condemned the recent threats by
[00:16:35] Israel's minister of military. affairs to assassinate the head the
[00:16:39] movement's political bureau Khalil. In an official statement,
[00:16:43] Hamas said Israel cases threat amounds to organized
[00:16:47] state terrorism and reflects the rogue regime's lack of
[00:16:50] respect for international law. The movement added that Israel's threat to
[00:16:54] kill Hamas chief also reveals the political bankrupcy the
[00:16:58] occupying regime and his fascist members. Hamar stressed
[00:17:02] that such threats will not alter the movement's firm position was
[00:17:06] approached to struggle. and resistance until all the rights the
[00:17:09] Palestinian people are restored. Hamas emphasized that
[00:17:13] Israel's threats will only strengthen the resolve the movement and its
[00:17:17] leaders. It called on the Gaza Sees five mediators to take
[00:17:21] decisive stance against Israel's reckless threats and forced the
[00:17:25] regime to fulfill its obligations, including stopping the aggression
[00:17:29] and lifting the blockade on
[00:17:30] Gaza.
[00:17:37] Meanwhile, South Koreans have demonstrated in downtown Soul on Sunday to
[00:17:41] call attention to the continuing US-Israely genocide in Gaza and
[00:17:45] the U.S. war on Iran. This slamed US President Donald Trump
[00:17:49] and Israely prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu as war crimes. Press
[00:17:53] TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from the South Korean
[00:17:56] capital,
[00:18:02] so Palestinians, west Asians and people from all over joined South
[00:18:06] Koreans to... march and rally in downtown soul to draw attention
[00:18:10] to the genocide in Gaza now marking three years.
[00:18:14] Palestinians express their gratitude in solidarity on
[00:18:18] this global day of action for Palestine. From
[00:18:22] Palestine to Korea, from Gaza to all the peoples the world,
[00:18:26] we will remain united because justice knows no borders, because
[00:18:29] our freedom is interconnected, and because our destinies are
[00:18:33] intertwined. We will not stop until the genocide ends, until
[00:18:37] war. and occupation come to an end, and until every
[00:18:40] people achieve freedom, dignity, and the right to self-determination.
[00:18:44] Colonial settler identities are seen to contribute to enabling
[00:18:48] action and failure the international community to end the
[00:18:52] conflict. Part of why these uh superpowers
[00:18:56] are not acting against uh Israel's genocide is
[00:18:59] because then they would have to confront their own genocide that they have
[00:19:03] historically committed against the native people. For instance, the native American.
[00:19:08] or aboriginal people in Australia. US president Donald Trump
[00:19:12] has rubber stamped Israel's genocide with weapons and
[00:19:15] diplomatic cover for Israel, drawing harsh criticism.
[00:19:19] protesters also targeted his trump again played the fear card
[00:19:23] to trump again played the fear card to generate support for his
[00:19:27] failed forever war against Iran by
[00:19:30] suggesting that los angeles or San Diego could face nuclear
[00:19:34] attack and be taken out. Sparks are also seen
[00:19:38] as an attempt to distract attention from American war
[00:19:42] crimes in the failures of his administration.
[00:19:46] Trump's under fire here for pressuring South Korea to send troops
[00:19:50] to help with his war on Iran. Trump and
[00:19:54] Netanyahu must bring the wars to an end and I hope for the defeat the US
[00:19:57] and Israel. South Korea must absolutely refrain from deploying troops
[00:20:01] to support the conflict between the US and Iran. I believe that no support
[00:20:05] should be provided for the war any. whether as combat troops or
[00:20:09] non-combat personnel. As the Gaza tool now surpasses
[00:20:13] 75,000 people killed by Israel. Global
[00:20:16] condemnation demands freedom for Palestine. Frank
[00:20:20] Smith, press TV,
[00:20:22] meanwile tens of
[00:20:26] thousands stick to the streets of Brussels demanding that European leaders
[00:20:29] prioritize climate action and social justice over military
[00:20:33] spending. Campaigners say governments of fueling wars while neglecting.
[00:20:37] the environmental crisis, threatening the planet.
[00:20:41] reports from the belgian
[00:20:42] capital.
[00:20:48] as far as the eye can see, tens of thousands flood central
[00:20:51] Brussels on Sunday, demanding radical shift in political
[00:20:55] priorities. Climate change dominates the march,
[00:20:59] but opposition to war and the EU's massive military spending
[00:21:03] is also high on the agenda. Real resilience of
[00:21:07] society uh is to invest in climates, is to
[00:21:11] invest in social policies, that is important, more
[00:21:15] important than investing uh hundreds of millions, billions and
[00:21:18] weapons against. backdrop the illegal US-Israeli
[00:21:22] war against Iran, Israel's genocide in Gaza and
[00:21:26] the conflict in Ukraine, protesters accuse western leaders
[00:21:30] of prioritizing warfare over peace, climate
[00:21:33] action and social protection. Of course,
[00:21:37] political figures in America, the UK and here in the EU are
[00:21:41] focused on war. They have vested interests, but the people
[00:21:45] want peace, prosperity and normal climate. Research
[00:21:49] suggests the world. militaries account for around
[00:21:52] 5.5% of global greenhouse gas
[00:21:55] emissions, exposing the staggering environmental cost
[00:21:59] of militarization. focus on uh the
[00:22:02] danger, war, uh,
[00:22:05] weapons, climate. when financial
[00:22:08] institutions face collapse, governments find billions to rescue
[00:22:12] them. protesters are asking why the same urgency isn't shown
[00:22:16] when it comes saving the planet. if the - "the
[00:22:20] earth was a bank, it was, it would have already been
[00:22:23] saved, so I think that we
[00:22:26] have the capacity, we have the money, we
[00:22:30] have, we can take the right decision to make it possible.
[00:22:33] Sunday's protest brought together activists trying to highlight a whole
[00:22:37] range of subjects, not just the climate. More than 100
[00:22:41] Belgian civil society groups, including trade unions, environmental
[00:22:45] organizations, humanitarian charities, and social
[00:22:49] justice." activts were involved, the message from these
[00:22:52] campaigners could not be any clearer, governments cannot claim to be
[00:22:56] fighting climate change while pouring hundreds of billions into military
[00:23:00] expansion, they argue that the world needs less investment
[00:23:04] in warfare and more investment in protecting the
[00:23:08] planet. Jerome Hughes Press
[00:23:11] TV.
[00:23:13] Brussels. They have, those were the top stories
[00:23:17] on Press TV. Thank you for being with us, take care and - Always stay
[00:23:20] safe,
[00:23:44] the assembly will hear address by his
[00:23:46] excellency, prime minister. the
[00:23:50] state of Israel, request
[00:23:54] protocol to escort his excellency and invite
[00:23:57] him to address the
[00:23:59] assembly.
[00:25:09] Order in the hall
[00:25:10] please, order
[00:25:14] in the hall please, I
[00:25:17] request an order in the hall please.
[00:25:24] I request them all in the hall
[00:25:26] please.
[00:26:23] Behind the cold, lifeless statistics of war, lie
[00:26:27] human faces, each one's a world of life, laughter and
[00:26:31] unfulfilled dreams. people whose entire share of this earth
[00:26:34] was reduced in a single instant a picture frame a
[00:26:38] wall. one of those names is Elijah Khatami, a
[00:26:41] 12-year-old boy from the city of Lamert, full of
[00:26:44] vitality, sharp-witted and with smile that never left
[00:26:48] his face. like many boys his age across the globe, he had a
[00:26:52] dream. he loved football, he would erupt with joy, with his
[00:26:56] team won cheer for Cristiano Ronaldo and lose himself in
[00:27:00] the sheer thrill of chasing ball. yet deep in his
[00:27:04] young heart, even bigger dream had taken root. he
[00:27:07] wanted to be firefighter to run into the flames and save
[00:27:11] lives. his father still vividly recalls the day he dressed
[00:27:15] him an oversized firefighter uniform, handing him
[00:27:19] extinguisher as Elia's eyes sparkled with the passion
[00:27:23] to put out fires and rescue people. but
[00:27:27] the fire that engulfed this land was not meant to be extinguished nor did
[00:27:31] it leave any room for rescue. a devastating war waged by the US and
[00:27:34] Israel, the dreams of generations collapsed in the blink of
[00:27:38] an eye. on February 28th, the first day of war,
[00:27:42] it was on that very after school break, tired his football, school
[00:27:46] break, tired his football clays and stepped outside with
[00:27:50] light, eager steps that the terrifying roar of air strikes
[00:27:54] tore through the sky, his father running desperately through
[00:27:57] gridlocked, panicked streets, finally reached the end the
[00:28:01] line at. bloodstain
[00:28:02] old emergency room hallway, there Elia's lifeless
[00:28:06] body was carried a stretcher, his eyes half
[00:28:09] open, sharp note to the back of his head
[00:28:13] proved too merciless for 30 rounds of CPR,
[00:28:17] and mother's relentless tears or helpless father's chest
[00:28:20] compressions to bring a heartbreak back to that pure young
[00:28:24] soul. Elia was killed, a child who held no
[00:28:28] gun, who only dreamed of saving others lost his life a war, he had
[00:28:32] no... heart and igniting. now inside that home, a grieving father steps
[00:28:36] every morning into empty room staring at untouched
[00:28:39] belongings. heartbroken mother finds celess only
[00:28:43] a dust covered picture frame. this is the bitter
[00:28:46] unwornish reality the price paid by innocent civilians,
[00:28:50] children whose games were cut short, and a world that
[00:28:54] watches their tomorrows burn an absolute
[00:28:56] silence.
[00:29:11] Hush my little morning,
[00:29:14] sleep my little light, I
[00:29:18] wrapped your books in plastic, I
[00:29:22] sharpen blue and white, your
[00:29:26] bread is folded softly, your
[00:29:30] shoes are by the door. I
[00:29:33] press your little uniform like
[00:29:37] every day
[00:29:39] before,
[00:29:43] your colors weight in silence, green,
[00:29:47] yellow, red and blue
[00:29:49] house, a tree,
[00:29:52] yellow sun, the dreams I packed for
[00:29:56] you, your ribbon ways
[00:29:59] beside me, your darling. is dressed in
[00:30:03] pink, kiss her
[00:30:07] cotton little face and
[00:30:11] try not to
[00:30:13] think,
[00:30:31] they stole yourself. small tomorrow, they
[00:30:35] fear the dreams you drew, they
[00:30:39] close the morning over you, but
[00:30:43] i still sing to
[00:30:45] you.