| Hey, pour me 200 grams of vacation
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| Put a trombone on top of your head instead of a hat.
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| I distributed all the debts on parole Em
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| And he spat the moon into the drunken sky.
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| Who will tell about my girl.
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| That she's not pretty at all
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| Who will say about my boots,
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| That they are stale, Em Em+7
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| But then I washed Em Em + 7 All the streets in this city With the merciless shine of H Em
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| My immortal soul.
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| Hey, pour me 200 grams at random
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| Yes, add the 9th caliber to them.
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| Shave my head instead of copper for change,
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| And I will burn all the old letters, and throw the ashes into the toilet.
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| Who will tell about my girl.
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| That she's not pretty at all
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| Who will say about my boots,
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| That they are not fresh
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| But then I kicked
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| All the streets in this city
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| Merciless brilliance
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| My immortal soul.
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| Hey, pour me 200 grams for fun
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| And when I rush from here in a straight line.
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| Distributing all debts, planting canaries
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| In the hole in your pocket to warm them with your hand.
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| Who will tell about my girl.
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| That she's not pretty at all
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| Who will say about my boots,
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| That they are not fresh
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| But then I kicked
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| All the streets in this city
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| By the merciless brilliance of My immortal soul.
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| Hey, pour me 200 grams for the road,
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| And although all the roads are worn to holes,
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| I hit the stars with my trombone
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| And I will load the canaries in the 9th gauge.
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| Who will tell about my girl.
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| That she's not pretty at all
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| Who will say about my boots,
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| That they are not fresh
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| But then I kicked
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| All the streets in this city
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| Merciless brilliance
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| My immortal soul. |