Somewhere in the city it is snowing, turning into rain on the cheeks.
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And the century will not end in any way, and the leader will not change in any way.
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I have not been free for a hundred years, I forgot how the breeze rustles.
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The white bird flies up, the reflection slides down.
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At dawn I will go out into the fog, at dawn I will leave the shelter.
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I will fall down, sobbing, I will draw the earth to the flowers and nostrils.
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At dawn, tired of love for the hundredth time, I will call you.
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Not afraid that I will wake up again, I will tear the captivity of wet sheets.
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I hear laughter in my room, a glare of candles trembles on the wall.
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Laughter on someone else's sheet is a sin, laughter turns into a cry in the throat.
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Reflected in the pupils of the night, memory puts everything in store.
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My daughter is growing up without me, and insomnia is sewing a deadline for me.
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At dawn I will go out into the fog, at dawn I will leave the shelter.
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I will fall down, sobbing, I will draw the earth to the flowers and nostrils.
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At dawn, tired of love for the hundredth time, I will call you.
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Not afraid that I will wake up again, I will tear the captivity of wet sheets.
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At dawn I will go out into the fog, at dawn I will leave the shelter.
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I will fall down, sobbing, I will draw the earth to the flowers and nostrils.
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At dawn I will go out into the fog, at dawn I will leave the shelter.
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I will fall down, sobbing, I will draw the earth to the flowers and nostrils.
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At dawn, tired of love for the hundredth time, I will call you.
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Not afraid that I will wake up again, I will tear the captivity of wet sheets.
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Somewhere in the city it is snowing, turning into rain on the cheeks.
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And the century will not end in any way, and it will not change in any way ... |