Back late at night, unnoticed
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I don't even remember where my evening started
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Tram depots
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Tired dispatcher horn
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Missed wallet.
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I'm at a loss for words.
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And I seemed to be sick, with such a fate,
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Moreover, I was pleased with this (***), I do not argue
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I could have done more for my family.
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Scattered stones return to rest.
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In the name of all saints, so far (--)
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I wandered around the taverns, I wander around the doctors
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And if he prays, then to what gods?
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For nine grams of the soul, one hundred grams of conscience.
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Instead of a successful life, banknotes of statuses
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I found myself in notebooks and degrees
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(--) priorities.
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Eternal autumn.
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And the down jacket does not save from a meter with drizzle
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I know that memories are like needles under the skin,
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But if not them, sometimes no one will help,
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As if the hands of loved ones keep my warmth
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And again all the ways to the house were covered with snow
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Like falling into an abyss
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hospital ward,
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Lost years, as the crown of the result
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Tired eyes, tousled nerves
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second chance breath
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It's not the first.
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I remember tanks in the center of Moscow,
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I remember a strange conversation of parents from behind the wall,
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Suddenly, so many problems fell on the shoulders of the family,
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My brother is thirteen, and I was not yet seven,
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And we didn't know when the iPad and iPhone would be released
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Mom and Dad did everything to get food into the house
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Fraternal things beckon, a box for coins, stones from the river, a pencil for
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winding koset.
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"Brother, hello!"
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It wasn't the box that made me real,
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And the feeling that life impudently hides luck!
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Huts didn’t fall on our heads from heaven,
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But Batya did not get involved in scams and did not save up for a Mercedes.
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This imaginary progress, then again defol.
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I am a dandy, I could not understand all this because of what?
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The drunken president couldn't get off the plane.
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People are waiting for salaries, debts are growing, and time is ticking.
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"Old idiot!" |
shouted the Father, furious.
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It's hard here, like in Hollywood, to wait for a happy ending.
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It's time for others to give birth and leave the country.
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My parents did everything for the good of the family.
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I saw the delights of life in some small things
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Joyful laughter in the kitchen, the pleasant smell of borscht
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And those problems, our feelings could not be defiled
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After all, we did everything for the good of the family! |