The quote comes from a Russian war song, which is about a desperate soldier who has only one magazine left, is losing tears and does not want to die
Is this a metaphor for death?
https://lyricstranslate.com/de/pyl-glotaju-swallowing-dust.html
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I have two more assumptions:
Sorry:
https://www.floristik21.de/floristiklexikon/schwarze-tulpe/
ANNEX That’s what you say to death.
The Inaccessible:
https://www.t-online.de/heim-garten/garten/id_68296034/schwarze-tulpe-symbol-der-leid.html
ANNEX It is sung about the fact that the water becomes scarce and whoever is dead can’t be brought back.
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‘Black tulip’ was a symbol of the Russian military helicopter AN-12, whose purpose was to transport fallen soldiers (Ladung-200) during the Afghanistan war.