| People think it's not cool at all
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| That I fall asleep in the morning and smoke something else there.
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| But I live like this, and everything suits me absolutely.
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| And for some reason I'm not worried about this.
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| When I buy groceries, I always take someone there,
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| I'm too lazy to carry everything alone there.
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| And if I do it, then only at night.
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| Because I hate to stand in a huge queue.
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| I wake up closer to the evening, laziness of course.
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| But there is nothing to do, you have to go eat something.
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| And too lazy to put the kettle on, and I ask someone to do it,
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| And someone turns on the kettle.
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| Then I wash my face, even though I'm terribly lazy.
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| And along the way, I remember what day of the week it is.
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| Until I smoke, I won't eat,
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| And I twist in front of the TV set with a cup of Ahmed tea.
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| Then I leave the apartment for three minutes.
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| And I return from there even more lazy.
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| I would have lowered my eyes at home, but my wife dressed beautifully,
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| I forgot that today someone invited us
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| For a birthday or anniversary.
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| In my opinion, some kind of Eugene, maybe Sergey.
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| I tell her that I'm really lazy.
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| And let's not go, but say that we got sick.
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| And here we are again doing nothing at home.
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| We do not answer the phones, we leave at midnight.
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| And we roll slowly, listen to the radio.
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| On Phil or Miranda, and there is always someone in the back.
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| Everyone wants to smoke, but they ran out of cigarettes.
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| You can go out and buy, but everyone is too lazy to do it.
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| And it was too lazy to write a big track "About laziness",
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| And I called the guys from OU74.
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| Walking like a disabled person in flight is somehow out of whack.
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| I won't recommend this to anyone. |
| That's it, bitch, that's enough.
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| He unwound the splint, kneaded his fingers with a crunch,
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| I tossed a vitamin with calcium like a coin (N ** I myself).
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| From asphalt evaporation,
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| The temperature rose by 34 bars.
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| Rescue those places where the shadow falls,
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| From heat strokes, and flooding in the south.
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| Lazy knee-deep, but her like a wedge with a wedge
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| I tried to knock it out through a glass one with a long barrel.
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| One at the muzzle, the other in pursuit.
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| And under the old school we danced with Belladonna.
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| Laziness will captivate and there is no need to overdo it.
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| The streets are like a magnet, and I'm not old yet, count.
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| And what do you think? |
| Bazaar zero!
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| Strongly brewed tea, moderately blended opening,
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| On the front bastards, the cured Kalash crumbles from the edge.
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| Sharp secateurs, tobacco from the Emirates - expensive and angry.
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| Dima, don't drown, where is it.
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| I dissolve into smoke in this thick air of the hut,
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| And I haven’t seen anything for a long time except for the bong and my brother.
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| It rolls me up like a roll, the beat pours from the speakers.
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| Classic reveals fast, I don't fall asleep.
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| Sleepy city, relaxed quiet evening -
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| Why not stay here and save your strength.
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| It would be reckless to break off somewhere, mind you.
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| Brother pours tea, I cook the cured stuff.
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| Settled for the day tired in the brain,
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| Thoughts roll past with a creak on the brakes
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| These eyes from the abyss, their unbearable look frightens.
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| we fan the flame from it.
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| Gently caresses and beckons with him.
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| Don't bother us behind the clouds.
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| Gently caresses and beckons with him.
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| Don't bother us behind the clouds. |