Already enough to be a pedestrian
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And just as usual, not enough.
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I sit a little delve
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Why do trams have big windows?
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I think, I think I...
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I won't think of anything again.
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Someone hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down.
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I'm drawing bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you?
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Who hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down.
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I build bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you?
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Some of them are running out of engines
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Close your eyes to the instruments.
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I try but don't understand:
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Why are there so many people in China?
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But not about that right now
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I think, I think I...
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I won't think of anything again.
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Someone hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down.
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I'm drawing bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you?
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Who hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down
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I build bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you?
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I get up in the morning, wash myself with soap,
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I look out the window: the view is onvag.
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I will look through Net, I will look at pictures.
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What changes everything? |
O! |
Blondes.
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I will call from the lower Natakha,
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Who is knocking? |
Neighbor - go to ...
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Five minutes, ready, I'm sitting thinking
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But again, I can't think of anything.
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I think, I think I...
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I won't think of anything again.
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Someone hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down.
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I'm drawing bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you?
|
Someone hung on the balcony
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Someone quickly up, then down.
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I build bridges
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And you? |
And you? |
Who are you? |