Prostitutes on Tverskaya are like sparrows
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They huddle from the cold to the darting cars.
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Who would pick it up, there's no time for love -
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Stand in the rain, open your coat.
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Who would play at least warm words
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(Well, what the hell are "butterflies" in the cold!).
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Where do you ride, rich lads -
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Blue eyes, like blue vitriol?
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Where to catch, so that - three bags of money?
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Shared, it would be enough for everyone to blossom.
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And what do you take from a visiting horse -
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For lipstick and a couple of times to eat.
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And the wicked vanity of the capital
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He will not believe in tears or a word.
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The time is after midnight. |
Well, where are you, blatata?
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They would have brought, something, a rich sheep.
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She burns with a blue flame, smoke,
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Cigarette is high in a handful.
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To Tverskaya from the student bench -
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Mother finds out, sobs, does not forgive.
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And beautiful, and not a limit,
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And I could go on a spree with the artists...
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Maybe it's just the wrong street?
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It's time to move to Lubyanskaya.
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What an autumn - not a leaf on the asphalt,
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From neon the nights are bright as days.
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Here are the Dutch roses from the tray
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They also toil - they are newcomers.
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They will also break into someone's house today.
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(Well, what the hell are priestesses of love!)
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Princes... Rothschilds... But that's all later.
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And today - on Tverskaya. |
Like sparrows.
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They will also break into someone's house today.
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(Well, what the hell are priestesses of love!)
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Princes... Rothschilds... But that's all later.
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And today - on Tverskaya. |
Like sparrows. |