Sevara - "I'm not there"
I'm not there,
Where in the sand are not your footprints,
Where is the white bird in anguish,
Where a white bird in anguish circling the foamy water.
I only there,
Where the sound of trembling lips the coveted Marina
And where thine eyes Swifts,
And where thine eyes the Swifts gliding over the sky intently.
I'm not there,
Smoke, hair will not mess with white day,
Where pine trees from amber tears,
Where the pine of the amber tears will wipe away caring deer.
I only there,
Where do you sometimes look at the door with hope,
And as a child with children,
And like a kid with the kids you sculpt snow Babu.
I'm not there,
Where the steamer in the night screamed,
Understand where the firmament,
Understand where the firmament that was orphaned without you.
I only there,
Where there is no me - around you invisible.
You know, not a day without you,
You know, without you no day I'm not allowed apparently.
Being a successful singer in Uzbekistan, in 2000 Sevara met the famous English musician Peter Gabriel and received an invitation to record a solo album on his Real World Records label in London. The album "Yol Bolsin" was released on this label in 2003. The music producer of the album was the famous French musician and producer Hector Zazu. Yol Bolsin was warmly received by European music critics, who called it one of the most artistic releases of the year.
This was followed by Sevara’s participation in Peter Gabriel’s “Growing Up” world tour, during which more than 50 concerts were played at all major venues in Europe, the USA and Canada.
In 2007, Real World Records released Sevara's second album, Sen. This time the album was produced by Bruno Ellingham, who worked with such bands as Goldfrapp, Nine Inch Nails, Doves, and the legendary St. Petersburg musician Viktor Sologub (“Strange Games”, “Deadushki”).