The country was throwing muddy bastards this night and exchanging good for evil,
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like old money for new,
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The asphalt blew when it was on the cheek, like vodka with bitterness, and the windows, the windows were
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first ready.
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And evil on a jellied horse waved a saber, good, it is always without fists,
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shook his stumps.
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I tried to convince pity, to help me come to my senses, but I flew faster and more accurately
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cavalry.
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Applause. |
On the arena under the starry dome, the night released the animals and meowed,
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And she wailed, sweated, grew old in an instant, and turned pale, and frightened, and stocked up
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What God sent, but the devil, but the devil, and the devil slipped them, and he's an old theatergoer,
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haha, he loves makeup.
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The bodies suddenly became huge and hollow, and the drunkard shoemaker left us a memory
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films are bare.
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Chorus:
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Truth for truth, faith for the icon, and the earth for flowers, it's me and it's you.
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The country threw this, this night a bastard, a sunset when it is on the cheek,
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like bitter vodka.
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Fear covered everything with obscenities, as if later, fear wandered around the city,
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The night sky was a pillbox, it still looked like someone's beard...
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The provinces yawned sadly and nervously on TV, and someone just went home and ate
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scrambled eggs
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The corpses were breathing quietly, measuredly under the pharmacist's scalpel, and someone in the mirror was turning
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already in his own person.
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The country vomited, she bent in half asking for help, and the help of tanks on trays
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crushed vegetables.
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Applause, an encore, the spectacle roared everywhere, the right shot at trouble - you will see where
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more.
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The country sobbed with fat truth, and not understanding the truth, resuscitation squealed,
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howled like a woman, our last pier,
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Pensioners with sticks were cut into towns with police, and reporters, with jackdaws,
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they were treated to blitz.
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Fate drank, crossed herself, and fornicated with magicians, toothless old women wandered along with teeth
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flags,
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And the cook hunger mixed liquid stools with enough gunpowder for them, the heroes winged here and there
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rustle by fire
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And justice thought to take sides, then decided, as always,
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let there be equal deaths
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Yes, these bullets died, these windows were the first, all the bullets were equal here, all thoughts
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faithful.
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Applause, an encore, the spectacle roared everywhere, the right shot at trouble - you will see where
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more.
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And only in the dressing room of the church is emptiness, in silence and incense, where purity and simplicity,
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where there are no barricades of hell.
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She burned in the sky, without smoke of the flame, I also knelt down, touching this
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the only banner.
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Chorus:
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Truth for truth, faith for the icon, and the earth for flowers, it's me and it's you.
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The country threw last night, a muddy bastard, the country scraped the blood with a shovel
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covered with frost
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Yes, in the morning all the dirt all the puddles reflect the blue asphalt when it is on the cheek,
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like bitter vodka.
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As a keepsake, a photo of pyramids with empty eye sockets, applause, a wonderful view,
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with a maple leaf and with tits,
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And the future that had just been born cried silently, and time ticked to itself,
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and the heart was like that.
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Chorus:
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Truth for truth, faith for the icon, and the earth for flowers, it's me and it's you.
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Truth for truth, faith for the icon, and the earth for flowers, it's me and it's you. |