Twenty-nine years and nine months young
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Old enough to look back at baby shoes
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You are too young, I would overlook the merits of each of you
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I'm deaf enough, I'd pretend to rely on hearing
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I'm talking to you
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Height not far from squat and smile inside out
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And a mouth full of shards for teeth
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I have eyes that do not cry, although they are not allowed to laugh
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I have knees that won't bend when someone has to give me something
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It's possible to live like that
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I ramble here and there and there is no shortage of words
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However, there is certainty and there is doubt
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It is a faithful mission that restores my courage
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And today I make up for the lack of education with work
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That's how it is
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It is possible to squint and suck tokaj with a full navel
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And then meekly whine footman verses
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One can walk the beaten path and not look back
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One can easily be a poet and not create lines
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As many do
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To make blunts feel like lords, to be a court barber
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To have a hushed slay and to gloat about nothing
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Five lady verses about clouds and getting hit with a club
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Then apologize in embarrassment for still being alive
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That's how you can survive
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Well, excuse me, please, excuse me, dear
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That I still carry a head that is for thinking
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I use all kinds of verbiage against sadness
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It also doesn't snow on my neck, which is an advantage indeed
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For my tonsils
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Although there is a bump here and there, especially under the bald spot
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But at its core, it's a sphere — a shape that pleases
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Even scoffers will admit: "That's a head, one might say
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When, according to her, even the officials recognize him."
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Stamp Signature
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My head is now taken without prejudice
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And it remains to ask the executioner for his judgment
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The expert is indisputably the bread and butter of the head
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And he can clearly demonstrate what the head is needed for:
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Just for life
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So the head is dry or in a wig
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And it remains to move to hands in this spirit
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It is common for a healthy hand to have five fingers
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And you have to suffer a lot before you know where the right one is
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And where is the left
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Know, dear creature of God: this can be verified
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That hands can be monetized better than goods
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And harden those who beg, and those who sell, and those who buy
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That they won't pay for their head what five fingers will buy
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Practically speaking
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Even if you had a capable head, once you get lucky
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That they kick her with a shoe and tie her wrists
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However, both the honest and the parasite are allowed to elbow the crowd
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And he can punch through without breaking his head
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Crashes against the wall
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You can print strange hands even with a stone face
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You always have to risk something when you are strong in the shoulders
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You can poke a heart on the palm of your hand or choke a bird
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Then just a little repentance and a deciliter of tears
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People want it!
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Though shaved and washed, always a little dirty
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You are good at suppressing your feelings, not even having sex
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You may rant, but always in a hurry, and flatter the fool
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Because the prerequisite for success is the implantation of the hump
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The world is asking for him!
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So sorry, it's fate that everyone is flaring
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Why hasn't the hump on my spine grown yet?
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As a child I slept curled up when they tortured me with fasting
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And so I walk upright, you're a tall man
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As you can see
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The beauty went to other children, and therefore the judges
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They made me a goblin at the expense of the head
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When they took me out of the cradle, I didn't cry enough
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And they put brains in their skulls and a little eloquence—
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— a rather sad gift
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I was soon lifting my legs and owning the memory
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That in the beginning I found that he possessed a mother
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However, getting to know the family, I recognized the first confusion:
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Although I have only one mother, I have many mothers
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Who want me
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How glad I was to have a dad
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However, they said that even the state considers me a son
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Then the one they called the sun, rise up for daddy
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«Murderer by daddy, rogue by daddy!», and from then until today
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I am adopted
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Well, I can read and write, but that's not enough
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I also learned to lie—a weapon against meanness
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Those who face violence with kindness rarely breed gratitude
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After all, hemp is suitable for a hemp shirt
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If you want to patch her
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Well, it's not a joy when the children find out
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That one time he invites his homeland and another time the party
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That the mother is the one who asks is the mother of the human race
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Then the army is called the mother, and then the earth -
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— our mother
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I took the scars, well, it's useless to count
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And you can hardly blame me for being angry with my mother
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Then I grew up enough to settle for tame
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That I have several mothers, but only one father
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Finally certainty!
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Enough bullshit, let's get to the point: the masters taught me
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That better than living in a cage is not wearing a shirt
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Now I don't even have pants on and the cold is chilling my shoulders
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And the masters dance to the tune and shout from the cage |
That I betrayed!
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They say - not to be subject to resentment and expose yourself to evil
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When he slaps me in the face, I have to set the other one
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And they — a cross under their necks and resentment in their eyes
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And they push the student away just by stepping into their door
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To our sunnies
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Then they said that begging is unmanly
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It is necessary not to take gifts, to despise almsgiving
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And they themselves go about gluttonous, and alms feed them
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And the students walk around exhausted and hungry
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Misery and need
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Well, let's leave the masters chirping on the perch
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Not everyone is bright enough for office
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Let him who is strong and shy handle the oar
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Whoever has a mouth is suitable for the parliamentary seat
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Or to the market
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You can be a murderer, or a cobbler, or a playwright
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Then you won't fight with a stick and you can be a pragmatist
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Or become a scribe, have a pen for a suspender
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Can't you do anything? |
Be a bachelor! |
Are you impressive? |
Be a censor
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Or a fool!
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God has given us plenty of room, everyone according to their destiny
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But often, unfortunately, the devil switches places
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And then rogues become lawyers and murderers become saints
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Then the artists become the miners and the imponents become the scientists
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To your image
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When the janitor is a priest, the priest cleans the streets
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When the doctor walks with the sink and washes the petticoats
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Then the fool guards the reactor and the butcher writes poems
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Then the censor becomes the editor and the cobbler becomes the ruler of the empire
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To picture the world
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I measured the bread with my hands
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Then I entrusted my head to keep wisdom
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However, I cracked my head and went down
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And then Rarach whistled at me, I would change their roles
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They say, for example, changes
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So my head toiled, taking care of the bread
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And the hand supported where morals were needed
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However, I rubbed myself on the cobbler and wished for verpanek
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The result—skull scars and a cracked temple
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Slam like a hit
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I sought the right path and found solace
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That putting your hands together with your head will lead to success
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But I forgot, poor thing, that I can beat a cobbler
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That verpanek is three-legged and not easy to overturn
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The Undertaker took over
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Hands and head went to hell, we agree
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That the undertaker does not know a joke, he is serious by profession
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He only wants discussions with the dead and doesn't know Saturdays off
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I didn't wait with others and simply - hit the boots
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And now I'm here
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Mission: Today, both the professor and the student know that the fun is over
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When the undertaker pushes the coffin and waits for a standing ovation
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And from a horizontal position, it is easiest to stand up
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So that you lean on your legs and your hand helps you
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Then think with your head! |