Life is a zebra
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And I'm crawling along the black stripe from her legs to her back
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And I don’t understand whether everything is not like me, or whether I am not like everyone else
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The confusion is complete in this chaos
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Trying to stretch the moment by slowing down
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On the bright lane, people, having lost themselves
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Taking off running, they run across the black one,
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And I'm walking across it, well, what about me?
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What difference does it make where it is to be lost?
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Where to disappear if you are lost, and with whom exactly?
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In the end, wandering ... between the lanes
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Do not wander into the area ... near my tail.
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And it doesn't matter...
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In the end, everything will return to the starting point one day.
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Mom, your son is a tramp
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Dad, your son is a tramp
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Sister, your brother is a tramp.
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Life is a zebra, I crawled along the black stripe
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Let the worst, but not in the crowd
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Well, somehow tearing his eyes from under his feet
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I looked around numb like freshwater
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After all, all these years I have been walking along the black stripe,
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And around me there are two whole whites
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On each side: both right and left
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I took a light step and everything brightened up around
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It dawned on me: I understood, I can do it
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Maybe not everything, but at least be not frail
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After all, the one who is afraid to hit back gets it
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This is not life - shit, these are people who are losers
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It is not necessary to step across the lanes,
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You can go along the light, that's all.
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Mom, your son is a tramp
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Dad, your son is a tramp
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Sister, your brother is a tramp.
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Life is a zebra
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And I'm crawling along the black from her legs to her back...
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Mom, your son is a tramp
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Dad, your son is a tramp
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Sister, your brother is a tramp. |