| What's the difference in what happened to me?
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| And where have I been carried for three days like a cloud?
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| I love it so much when they don't expect me...
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| Yes, I walked and went to bed very late,
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| But I counted almost all the stars in the sky,
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| I have now gone for five minutes,
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| The soul is there, and the body is here.
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| Good girl! |
| Oh, mother, what a clever woman she is!
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| Do not scold - she drove me home.
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| And I would go, but I forgot the name of the street,
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| Where did you give birth to your son.
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| What's the difference in what happened to me?
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| The moon led me by a thread of light,
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| And I laughed, drunk and crazy.
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| The cat meowed, and someone's window creaked,
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| I tore the strings and sang - who cares?
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| Just to live to the golden dawn,
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| When she goes home.
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| What's the difference in what happened to me?
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| Where did the naughty woman make my bed?
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| What a girl, this warm spring!
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| We kissed her from morning until sunset,
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| Lilacs were blooming all around and there was a strong smell of mint,
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| In the gardens where southern silence chirps,
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| Ripe cherries are delicious.
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| Good girl! |
| Oh, mother, what a clever woman she is!
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| Do not scold - she drove me home.
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| And I would go, but I forgot the name of the street,
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| Where did you give birth to your son. |