| Hometown…
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| To another city…
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| (BluntCath, BluntCath production nigga what?)
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| Quit smoking two days ago
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| I blathered on nerves, for sure, I'll go to bed
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| I thought, for a couple of hours, I'll throw it in the parking lot
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| It turned out for a long time, then I dropped anchor
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| It's been two years in a row
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| Not in native lands, as they say
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| Thanks to my talent
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| And in my dream I see a lighthouse near the Caspian more and more often
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| I see that yard that is dear
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| Was friends with whom and with whom he was in quarrels
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| And even if under forty years old
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| Even a hundred times, I will not forget the image
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| Cities where childhood flew by
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| Nine-story buildings, soviet entrances
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| And seats in the third row behind the school desk
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| Where I always fidgeted and could not find this place
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| I leafed through those years and here I am
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| In Baku, except in a family photo,
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| What about here? |
| Oh, it's cold here
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| dress warmly
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| Feed the cat, poured some tea
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| I asked myself a couple of questions
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| The years have flown by
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| Mom, how are you?
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| Everything that is not done is for the best
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| Weekends, around the clock
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| Clouds are gathering over my homeland,
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| And I'm not a Chukchi, I understand that they torture me here
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| The owner of the nuts is tightening
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| The diameter is perfect for my screw
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| And I take the opportunity
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| I turn my fishing rods to avoid a new coup
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| I don't miss the tracks of Ivan Kuchin
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| I prefer a cup of tea
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| And I'm trained in something, yeah
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| The staff is furious, I twist Joe
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| Mom said I'm the best
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| I'm like a little boy, constantly chasing punch
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| I'm puzzled by the muzzle again
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| I'm definitely evil, I didn't turn off the path
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| Yes, I've tried planchik,
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| But I never banged them
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| I don't fuck up almost anything at all,
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| But in Russian rap, I note, I just started
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| I recently came out of hibernation
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| Left sleeve was stained
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| I caught a wheelbarrow, drove to my granddaughter
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| I waved my hand and wished good luck to the dogs
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| Hometown... I adore you
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| But I'm leaving you, I'm leaving you
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| To another city... I'm moving now
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| I stand collecting suitcases and probably offend you
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| And the city will say "Fuck it here, fuck it there?"
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| He will say "After all, the bullets are here, the bullets are there"
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| We lived and were there in not so remote places,
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| But no matter how much I changed my place right now, I didn’t stop being a prisoner
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| I have relatives in Baku
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| Called the other day
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| I know that mom is happy at 60
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| She has a good son - this is my brother
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| And although I've already got used to it here (in Moscow)
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| Mastered local budgets (Aww yeah)
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| But I miss the places from my childhood
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| Fuck like...
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| I know that there are things much higher
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| And that one should not forget one's roots, I also heard,
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| But I'm composing rap in Moscow
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| Baku tramp with an oil rig engineer diploma
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| Hometown... I adore you
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| But I'm leaving you, I'm leaving you
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| To another city... I'm moving now
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| I stand collecting suitcases and probably offend you |