Like something beats.
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Chorus:
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment.
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment.
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On a dark night, Dima and Kolya covered her in the corridor.
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She always wanted to be a free, independent person,
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But today she does not want to go home alone.
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A lot of alcohol, hard *ex,
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A demon emerges from the depths.
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And he is not afraid of the Orthodox Cross.
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Then a tense press flows.
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She is not scolded by her busy father,
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For visiting dubious places.
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For communication with all sorts of scum -
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And his conversations are like a cross for her.
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A couple of hundred thousand for rags, and the issue is resolved.
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Hut in a new building in Maryino.
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The girl lives life to the fullest, the way she wants to.
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But it was not there. |
What? |
The bell rings.
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Somehow the sutra is dizzy, all the time sick.
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What the heck? |
It is unlikely that this will happen from a bottle of wine,
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What a common thing.
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There were earlier delays in the evenings
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For a lifestyle, it's just a cost.
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But the purchased test gives out two strips.
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There is a phrase in my head: “I got in, bitch!”
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Chorus:
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment.
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment.
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One morning, in a hotel,
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He woke up next to the body.
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The body is not one to hug and warm,
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But from those full of chalk -
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It sat down without persuasion.
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To charge your phone. |
Arrow coming soon, a lot of stuff.
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Cool cabbage. |
You have to hustle fast.
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I got into a taxi, through the exchange office. |
Traffic jam again, Monday.
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I’ll throw money at my mother, and she won’t say that she’s a slacker.
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Then the boys, there, inflate a couple of grams.
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Take a couple of acres, press a couple of buttons, -
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And again on the road, such work is full of ordinary routines.
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From meeting to meeting all day.
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But this rigmarole is profitable, and there is always a demand for the product.
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Whether it be: heat or a blizzard, and so a couple of weeks fly by.
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We follow the movements, in the evening we go to the club.
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At noon on Saturday, I was already half dead.
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A couple of roads an hour, then a couple of glasses,
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And count the half-wolf again.
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In a smoky house. |
With a loud pattern.
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A signal is heard in the middle of conversations.
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Takes the phone, there is a message:
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- I flew in!
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Here, * la, luck.
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Chorus:
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment.
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Big cities - loot and drugs.
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Days off: Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The eyelids get heavy, the beard grows.
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Let's go further, people, we are waiting for God's Judgment. |