| How many years for the empire - and all is lost. |
| It can be returned, but time cannot be returned.
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| For the first time in my life, my soul hurt so much, he was a bad father, and now he became a former
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| husband.
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| And let the doll go, they want a daughter, it’s a pity, he didn’t hold her - he knew that they were holding
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| grandmas.
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| But it used to be - now there is no love, no friendship, it's strange - just like that, no one needs it.
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| A cold mind that never knew equals was looking for a solution to the problem,
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| like a program.
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| But he was powerless, because his heart had already overslept everything, if anyone forgives him,
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| only mom.
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| I haven't called her for six months now - I'm ashamed. |
| Flowers, keys, car - my son will be happy.
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| . |
| … feelings are tearing from the inside, because he has never given her flowers before.
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| Chorus:
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| She looked at him - and everything in this look: expectation, care, pain, resentment,
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| joy.
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| Mixed up; |
| they were silent for a long time and each moment of silence was a fragment.
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| It pierced into his soul, fighting with his conscience. |
| What was silent in the winter, waking up in the spring.
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| And confidently as a child, that after taking the first step, he goes to his mother, he spoke to her.
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| He spoke, she was silent, the words got bitterer, the questions tougher, he shouted
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| louder louder!
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| She was silent, and he pounded her shoulders with strong fists, but she did not speak.
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| I saw that picture, how he fell on his knees, going crazy, wringing his hands on the grave
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| a rock.
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| He brought flowers for the first time to her, but he was late and he was crying. |
| God, how he sobbed!
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| Chorus:
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right.
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| Mom, I'm sorry, I didn't give you flowers, but now I'm ready to fill you with them.
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| God, I am your son, even if not the best one. |
| Give me a little chance to just make things right. |