| So it's my job to lie in bed
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| Watch on the phone, rearrange the alarm
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| Walk in the rain to the subway, come to the airport
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| Drive a list of stupid actions in notes,
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| And then pass it off as poetry
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| Fly to Rostov or, for example, Irkutsk
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| When you fly for a day
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| The difference between cities is not so significant
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| Chew Phenibut, read verbs and nouns
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| Well, where without adjectives, of course, there are fewer of them
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| Not the 18th century is still in the yard
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| Oh, you are a poet, you write very interestingly,
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| And it's just my birthday
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| Maybe reward me in the evening, dinner and make love,
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| And then one has a hard time on the 9th floor of the hotel
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| Watch this dream, do this work
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| Notice Random Rhymes
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| I will get off the plane, go to a psychotherapist
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| Or a psychiatrist, as it's called?
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| I will return to Zhenya or a neighbor
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| I'll take more Phenibut with tsipromil
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| This evening is no more, yes it was not
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| Give me absenteeism, nothing means a day, a week, or a year
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| Not water, not asphalt and not wind
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| Blink, fall off the balcony
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| The frame will be superimposed on your broken body
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| And you're holding on to the railing again
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| Like swollen time, like sagging clock hands |