The weather is rubbish, and there is ice on the road,
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The janitor snoops on the glass
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Back and forth, back and forth.
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Here's someone waving to me, perhaps I'll give you a ride,
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I'm not a taxi, but I'm ready for her on full throttle.
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I'll stop, I'll ask her in front of the hood
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Do you agree to the longest haul,
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Ah, this cold, this transport on Saturdays,
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Sit down, let's listen to the tape recorder.
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Music is my doctor, and the night is the judge of everything,
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At the red light my way,
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Again in the midst of life.
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On the wildest turns, the engine does not stall,
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The machine wants to live like me on two, not four.
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It's good that I can help this night,
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Who is separated from a warm house by bad weather,
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Who in the light of my headlights pops up only at night,
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Sit down, let's listen to the tape recorder.
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Well, scold me, well, call me a scorcher,
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On purpose, I pull your nerves, letting you jump,
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Then I drive, so that death is not in our back, but in the forehead,
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And so that nothing would take you away from music now.
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Corrupt me, but don't disappear in a muddy whirlwind,
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By the will of other bad luck and obstacles,
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I will release the pedal, but only early in the morning,
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Sit down, let's listen to the tape recorder.
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I'm halfway crazy from you,
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Extinguish red pupils quickly at night, at home,
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In servile bows of blinded lanterns,
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Spit the car with headlights, chopping them to the roots.
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It's good that we're throwing this night to shreds,
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And prejudices throwing speed at stake,
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At the end of the path, let's leave dots to gossip,
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Sit down and listen to the tape recorder.
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Sit down and listen to the tape recorder.
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Sit down and listen. |