| Oh, how hot it is on Paul's balcony
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| Oh, how hot it is when the sun goes down
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| Everyone comments on that strange situation
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| But they all end up on the balcony
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| They wonder why it's closed during the day
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| And when the night breaks it gets rowdy
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| But no one has ever told what happened
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| Because no one who enters leaves the same as how he entered
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| What happens in there is pure conjecture
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| Oneself figures that the epicenter of an earthquake is
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| There are no censorships, underlings, compromise or government
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| It is in the height a passageway to paradise in hell
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| And there he acts with impudence
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| Nothing can be seen, not even from a crane
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| Neither from above nor from below
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| And without work or overalls
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| you get what you see
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| Everyone talks about Paul
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| And no one knows who he is
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| Oh, how hot it is on Paul's balcony
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| Oh, how hot it is when the sun goes down
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| Everyone comments on that strange situation
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| But they all end up on the balcony
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| They say that everything is hard, that nothing is soft
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| That Scotland Yard wants to close it down because there is a slot
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| They say it's avant garde
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| A display with the hottest replay
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| It's The Ripley, "believe it or not"
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| They say that not even the tarot predicts what develops there
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| And that Troy burns like in Vietnam or Cambodia
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| They say they wait for their dreams to crystallize
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| They say they say but they check me
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| Oh, how hot it is on Paul's balcony
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| Oh, how hot it is when the sun goes down
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| Everyone comments on that strange situation
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| But they all end up on the balcony
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| They say they lose their memory at the end of the adventure
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| And even the most expensive phone lacks coverage
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| And it goes wrong for the one who talks about this chaos and disorder
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| And that's why no snitch or blogger ever goes
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| What happens on the balcony stays on the balcony
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| Since the cameras are not working, many change roles
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| And while the lack of control lasts, the world seems upside down
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| Give a man a mask and you will see who he really is |