| Outside the window the snow circles playfully
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| Either evening, or dawn
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| Sleep fades inexorably
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| The smell of cigarettes is everywhere.
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| And I'm lying, my eyes are half closed,
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| The clock strikes and again, silence.
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| A bottle of wine is spilled on the floor
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| And you will say whose fault it is.
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| Chorus:
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| It's a good thing, when did I have time,
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| At what hour I dreamed, everything emerges with difficulty.
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| Write now, it's gone, I drank, everything was not enough,
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| I hardly thought about it, especially later.
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| And where all the guests drove off,
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| And why was I left alone.
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| Like an old fashioned vaudeville
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| On the floor of my clothes is a mop.
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| Oh, was I really undressed
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| The busiest of the guests.
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| No, mix with champagne amaretto,
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| Ouch! |
| It would be time, babonki, to grow up.
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| Chorus:
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| It's a good thing, when did I have time,
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| At what hour I dreamed, everything emerges with difficulty.
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| Write now, it's gone, I drank, everything was not enough,
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| I hardly thought about it, especially later.
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| All corners in gifts and bouquets.
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| No, well, it's a birthday after all.
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| But if not with champagne amaretto,
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| That scoundrel I would remember in the face.
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| Chorus:
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| It's a good thing, when did I have time,
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| At what hour I dreamed, everything emerges with difficulty.
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| Write now, it's gone, I drank, everything was not enough,
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| I hardly thought about it, especially later.
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| Especially later.
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| Especially later. |