Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Par Kiosku, artist - Hospitāļu Iela. Album song Pilnmēness, in the genre Музыка мира
Date of issue: 31.12.2003
Record label: Mikrofona Ieraksti
Song language: Latvian
Par Kiosku(original) |
Rīta tramvajs tik neizbēgams |
Kā pirmdienas darbs vai brīvdienu slinkums |
Tur pietiek vietas visiem |
Neatkarīgi no tā |
Kāds ir patiesais tilpums |
Vīrietis konduktors |
Un sieviete destruktors |
Viņi tūlīt kausies |
Bet pagaidām bļaustās |
Tu savelc turziņā ausis |
Un klausies |
Tavs dators uzkāries |
Priekšnieks tāpat (tāpat) |
Tava pele jau nervozi knosās |
Pienācis beigām kārtējais gads (kārtējais gads) |
Un kolēģi visi kā hormoni plosās |
Tu pieej pie kioska |
Avīzi 'Sports' |
Tad paskaties logā |
Tur meitene smaida |
Tu zini — visu rītu viņa tieši tevi, tevi, tevi |
Viņa avīzes tirgo |
Kioskā acis kā lampiņas mirgo |
Tu katru dienu tur garām brauc |
Bet tagad tu zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini |
Tu nezini — cik viņai gadu |
Nezini — vai viņai mājās |
Suns vai draugs |
Vai viņai patīk iet uz kino |
Vai viņa runā latviski |
Un cik jums bērnu būs |
Bet tas jau ir par daudz |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Viņa avīzes tirgo |
Tu tagad zini, kā viņu sauc |
Kioskā acis kā lampiņas mirgo |
Tu katru dienu tur garām brauc |
Tu tagad zini, kā viņu sauc |
Bet tagad tu zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
Tu zini, tu zini, tu zini |
Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc |
(translation) |
The morning tram is so inevitable |
Like Monday work or holiday laziness |
There is enough space for everyone |
Regardless of |
What is the true volume |
Male conductor |
And a female destructor |
They will fight right away |
But for now |
You pinch your ears |
And listen |
Your computer has crashed |
Boss like (like) |
Your mouse is already nervous |
Current year has ended (current year) |
And colleagues are all raging like hormones |
You approach the kiosk |
Sports newspaper |
Then look at the window |
There the girl smiles |
You know - all morning she's just you, you, you |
His newspapers are traded |
In the kiosk, the eyes flash like lights |
You pass by every day |
But now you know what his name is |
You now know what his name is |
You know now |
You now know what his name is |
You know now |
You don't know how old she is |
Don't know if she's home |
Dog or friend |
Does she like to go to the movies |
Does she speak Latvian |
And how many children you will have |
But that is too much |
You now know what his name is |
His newspapers are traded |
You now know what his name is |
In the kiosk, the eyes flash like lights |
You pass by every day |
You now know what his name is |
But now you know what his name is |
You now know what his name is |
You now know what his name is |
You now know what his name is |
You now know what his name is |
You know, you know, you know |
You now know what his name is |