| In flesh-colored stockings
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| Slimmer than a gypsy guitar
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| The dream of a thug poet -
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| She floated down the boulevard
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| Fluffy white snow
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| And softer than moonlight.
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| For her, who just did not run -
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| The dream of a thug poet.
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| On a dovecote by the sky
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| He's crazy lines
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| Throwing the sun net,
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| He dragged with a vicious hand.
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| Let it get a little worse
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| Than a wallet out of your pocket, -
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| It was necessary in life
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| And it was too early to die.
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| The aunt mixes the first jam thickly,
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| May perfumers perfumed the city with white lilacs.
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| Storks without money bring us children from cabbage
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| And they immediately fly away.
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| Sometimes on the tram furtively
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| He moored to her side.
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| It was so warm and sweet -
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| I had to believe in God.
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| And God, you know, is not a fraer -
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| The Lord is immeasurably cooler -
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| And once from the tram
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| They ran hand in hand.
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| In the morning bright from the beach
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| He walked up to his throat happy.
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| But the western wind is hostile
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| Brought lead showers.
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| And the thief - he is friendly with the Motherland,
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| He is at war, as a matter of fact.
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| It was necessary in life
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| And I didn't want to die.
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| And in the Marine Corps there is something to make the boys chic.
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| Just right, barefoot with "feathers" on the beach to frolic cleanly.
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| But the most desperate guys flew to the stars,
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| So that loved ones dream forever.
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| There are many beautiful stories.
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| But I will remember to the grave
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| The one that I wore in my heart
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| Thief-poet sweetheart.
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| A long time ago for half a can
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| told me about it
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| My beautiful grandmother
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| The dream of a thug poet.
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| A long time ago for half a can
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| told me about it
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| My beautiful grandmother
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| The dream of a thug poet. |