You were not.
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And the piano did not play for you,
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And the piano did not play for you,
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Played for furniture.
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In a smile, whitening the grin
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Through the smoke contemptuously,
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He dragged after Beethoven
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According to the notes of the viewer.
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Falsehood interfered with the ceiling
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With a liqueur scent.
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And they wanted a hopak
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Mixed with the West.
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So that three chords with a bang
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Everyone was put in a row.
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Passage along the hip line
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To curly waist…
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And on the elbow, facing me,
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redhead
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Stared cloudy lead
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Over a cigarette.
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And propping up the tool
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pood lust,
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I caught a compliment on my breath
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In guitar laughter.
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She's right, what does she need Bach,
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The organ that glorified
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Piano keys!
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She will not take with her
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Not a note, mind you.
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And I'm in retaliation for everything
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Pounded into the neighboring ones.
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Went to the gypsy dance
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"Lunar Sonata"
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And they bawled: “Oh, once,
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Yes, seven-string!.. "
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Useful ditty motive
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From under the preludes
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Whipped to the dances on the way
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Noses on chest.
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I went to the parquet on the back
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Gymnastics gallop,
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And admired aside:
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"This is a classic!"
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I beat maliciously, from the heart,
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The tibia were shaking.
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They whispered point-blank: "Well, dance! .." -
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Lead eyes.
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Adam's apples grabbed the air,
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And the beads rattled
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And bared his white fangs
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Piano with clowns.
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And suddenly the tape recorder howled
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Long, sung
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And everyone rushed to the balcony:
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"Breathe with Beethoven!.."
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Chord ... And I remembered: what a pity
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You were not.
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And the piano did not play for you,
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And the piano did not play for you, -
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Played for furniture. |