Seven years ago
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Mom was crying, which means my brother and I. The door slammed. |
"Where did daddy go, huh?"
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The brother is younger, I am for the older one,
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And I'm probably a bad dad.
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The house was red - brick
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The floor was dirty - not washed.
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There is no water, damn life is nauseating
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There is no money, well, which means you are nobody.
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As in the joke: "Who's next?"
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Music is the muse, for fun...
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My rap is whiskey with Coca-Cola
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Women are fools, whore fornication,
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And a couple of scars on the heart from Cupid's arrows.
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Although there are no habits - I'm all about sports,
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Well, sometimes beer and in the yard in the face,
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And what, it’s possible, no one sees like
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Cops are goats, and God is not in fashion at all.
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Seven years is enough for me to change radically,
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Recognize me, accept me, do you listen or hear
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Yesterday my mother cried, the holidays became dates,
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And the father and his family are emigrants over the hill,
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The brother is younger, I am for the older one,
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Well, I'm no dad.
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The house was red brick, now there is a new one.
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And shod, well-fed, but this way of life is nauseating.
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There is money, but not enough, so what?
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It's okay, "Who's next?"
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Music is a muse, and yet,
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It has already become an obsession.
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The son grows up, the wife beats the dishes ...
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It bleeds scars from Cupid's arrows,
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There are no habits, or rather, the strength to fight them.
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Well, beer and whitefish are light blue.
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You have to do something and seek forgiveness
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It will be too late when the vengeance is done.
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Seven years is enough for me to change radically,
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Recognize me, accept me, do you listen or hear |