There, if you sit on your belly, you can’t pull it out with four
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Bombila slowly rules the yards with mats
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From these doors I fluttered into the world for the first time
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My spaceport, storage of non-residential apartments
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Remember to extinguish the candle with dry fingers
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I don't want to and will stay, spend the night
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I will review everything that I saw at night in the window
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Alien kitchens, light in a stagnant shroud
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At this moment the city is really dear to me
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Constellation of blue-green lights and burners
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People can't sleep, like frozen birds,
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But the gas does not warm, only the enamel is smoked
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And everyone seems to understand that something is not right
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Only the native outskirts won’t let go
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The number of hidden disasters, as an indicator of strength
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Where does this admixture of terpila come from in the mentality?
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Chorus:
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Neighborhood like an old textbook
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Thumbing through his fingers into the blood
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Pulled out everything that was healing
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Only the drawings on the peels remained
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Our faces are in the ruins of schools,
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And I avert my eyes guiltily
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And they don't care where I went
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They care that I went somewhere
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Today there was no cry that breaks through the window from the streets
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Yes, and who will show up? |
Zealous winds only blew
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There are four lanterns for eight old courtyards
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At dusk, creaking with iron, they alone speak
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How autumn brought us death on the first leaf
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Eleven years ago, how the small world was empty
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True as the forgotten rusty doors keep
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And how we broke away from here faster, to the far shore
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The area is covered with snow, wild rains washed
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Broken dreams are waiting for their owners under the slabs
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Windows eagerly meet every stranger
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And everyone here believes that the one who is released will return
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Gray snow sags somewhere in early March
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Trampled through the slush from a hut to a pawnshop
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Only in the evenings in the distance, headlights flicker past
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The sign here is a dead end. |
Here everything is old
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Chorus:
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Neighborhood like an old textbook
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Thumbing through his fingers into the blood
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Pulled out everything that was healing
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Only the drawings on the peels remained
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Our faces are in the ruins of schools,
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And I avert my eyes guiltily
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And they don't care where I went
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They care that I went somewhere |