We moved out with McDougal in the middle of winter
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My friend is from Tolyatti, I myself am from Kostroma
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We would have lived until the summer, and there the ax-head,
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But the cocaine was eight to three tooth powder
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We had to move out through the hatch in the light of the jamb
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She decided to go to Mecca, I said bye
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I do not remember how it happened and whose wind blew in my mouth
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I followed the trail of Castaneda - got into the merchant fleet
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Where all the sailors wear skirts, the cabin boy has a knife in his mouth
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Here we stood up for loading in the Ulaanbaatar port
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I immediately rushed to the datsan, I scream, I want to go into retreat
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And I meet Lagerfeld - I look, and we are on Oxford street
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Our boatswain Pasha is with me - that's who keeps the style
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He's wearing a Yamamoto jacket, Comme de Garson pants
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And then this woman from the picture Monet runs in
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Shouts - now there is an earthquake, we all quickly go to me
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We don't have money for a taxi, I had to sell my coat
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I swear, no one has ever seen anything like this in Kostroma
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At first it was fun, then the "spleen" went down
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When we licked the slime off those lizards' backs
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The apartment had no passage from pagan shrines
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I translated all Tsoi's songs from Urdu to Latin
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When I finished everything they had between the window frames
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I took the first subway to Thiruvananthapuram
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And here we are rushing through the desert, the train bleats and creaks
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And we're being driven through the dim stars by an old bluesman tranny
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All around the devil is going on, then further, then close
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Either the dances of the steelworkers, or the female fight in the mud
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When I had my twenty-fifth nervous breakdown
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I threw my feet into Kathmandu across the Great Barrier Reef
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And so I didn’t shave for seven weeks, I ate mushrooms for eight days
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I became like a man of heroic destiny
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Shamans argue with doctors how I could stay alive
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But I learned Swahili and changed the cultural myth
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When aliens enter the village, I will throw them in jail.
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We Russians abroad do not need foreigners |