It's three o'clock at night, and you're on your way -
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And it doesn't matter where you go.
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There is a short way to the train station,
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- Where do you need a ticket?
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- Yes, somewhere.
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I packed my things while he was sleeping,
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Maybe not sleeping, but silent.
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He's already tired of bringing you back,
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The fifth time is probably too much to say.
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And everything is in order, and friends like it,
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And mom is crazy, and normal himself.
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Friends envy: - Lucky!
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And you are drawn somewhere, as if to evil.
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Chorus:
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And where they don't wait and don't call
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Empty platforms, but the legs carry;
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But still somehow easy and weightless!
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Maybe just a habit of running away from home?
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Maybe relatives will say: “Not right”,
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But pleasantly dizzy.
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And it doesn't matter, warm and cozy,
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And someone new will ask: "What's your name?"
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Maybe you were very offended by someone?
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Or have you seen too little in this life?
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Sometimes you want to stop, but you are drawn somewhere anyway.
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Chorus:
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And where they don't wait and don't call
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Empty platforms, but the legs carry.
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But still somehow easy and weightless!
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Maybe just a habit of running away from home?
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Her! |
Look, look, but not there, over there!
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Spring is coming along the light-filled street,
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Yes, not one, just three, three months of spring,
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One is blonde, brunette, the other is red - look!
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Along parks, broadways, alleys, boulevards
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Hanging out with their own youth, more and more in pairs.
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The business city turns on the lights,
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And you run, run - don't look back...
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Chorus:
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And where they don't wait and don't call
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Empty platforms, but the legs carry;
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But still somehow easy and weightless!
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Maybe just a habit of running away from home?
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And where they don't wait and don't call
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Empty platforms, but the legs carry.
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But still somehow easy and weightless!
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Maybe just a habit of running away from home?
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Run away from home… Run away from home… |