| I went out on the warpath,
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| The name of the enemy is known - envy.
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| Crawls over souls, poisons thoughts,
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| Rewrites dreams.
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| Friends lost to her
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| Without recovering, they died,
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| And envy celebrates at night
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| The victory of his meanness.
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| When the whole world enchanted
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| The magical sound of exquisite sonatas,
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| Then Salieri to Mozart in a glass
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| Poured poison.
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| When long ago, having conquered half the world,
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| Great Rome administered its rightful court,
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| Then he slew Caesar with a dagger
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| Insidious Brutus.
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| I went out on the warpath,
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| My enemy has stolen the minds of many,
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| How diamonds are stolen from frames,
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| Depriving priceless prices.
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| Envy cannot be white
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| Kohl does not bring happiness to people,
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| She turns black with every hour,
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| Since I was born in my heart.
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| Stopping the constellations with your hand
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| Extending your age to infinity,
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| With a severed gray head
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| Pal Ulugbek.
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| It seemed that the gladiator would win,
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| The Senate could not hold back its attacks,
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| Not by force - was broken by betrayal
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| In battle Spartacus.
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| I went out on the warpath,
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| The name of the enemy is known - envy.
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| It cripples souls, poisons thoughts,
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| Rewrites dreams. |