| I travel along the roads with a traveling theater,
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| Torn wagon, torn country.
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| God, how I wanted to relax a little,
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| But what year is the civil war.
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| But what year is the civil war.
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| Everything that I got, I drank, I drank everything I drank, I got it,
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| Yesterday you had money, tomorrow your feet in the coffin.
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| Well, what about today, who can tell me exactly
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| A quarter of bread or a bullet in the forehead?
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| Chorus:
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| It hurts, like, Motherland, it hurts,
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| When you hit your soul with a crust of bread.
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| But freely, though poorly, but freely,
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| And the angels have been waiting for us already.
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| But freely, though poorly, but freely,
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| And the angels have been waiting for us already.
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| My lonely gift, like a candle to God,
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| Gray smoke smolders in the stuffiness of the Fatherland.
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| My mother dreamed, seeing off on the road,
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| That a distant city will become my home.
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| But the balls have died down, and the glasses are empty,
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| It's not Loerd that kills the prince, it's AIDS,
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| Fatigue drove Juliet onto the panel,
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| And the war, like a stone uphill, is dragged by Sisyphus.
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| Chorus:
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| It hurts, like, Motherland, it hurts,
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| When you hit your soul with a crust of bread.
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| But freely, though poorly, but freely,
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| And the angels have been waiting for us already.
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| But freely, though poorly, but freely,
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| And the angels have been waiting for us already.
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| Losing.
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| I travel along the roads with a traveling theater,
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| Torn wagon, torn country.
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| God, how I wanted to relax a little,
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| But what year is the civil war.
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| But what century is the civil war. |