He was sad and serious, he returned to his wife,
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The flowers still did not smell on the unwashed window.
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Like in a war, he thought, there are trees growing in the direction from where I am.
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The motor curled up in the belly of the garage
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He washed his neck with both hands and sat down at the table slowly,
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I wanted to sleep to watch a movie, which is absolutely the same when you get tired.
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Chorus:
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How fun it is to rush to you at full speed, I know exactly what to see you today
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I will come again
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And the rest behind the back will not catch up, will not catch, the one who remembers understands, understands.
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In the morning the gray quarters rushed by like a wall,
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As always, he came last and with a sore head.
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As in a war, he thought, in the direction from which I am glad to each other.
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And Monday rolled down the first stone from the mountain,
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So reluctantly and sadly, but until the first time,
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When five more days pass and it will be possible to visit her, I don’t care what happens next.
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Chorus:
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How fun it is to rush to you at full speed, I know exactly what to see you today
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I will come again
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And the rest behind the back will not catch up, will not catch, the one who remembers understands, understands.
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Strangers came, asked to drink wine with them,
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She stood at the stove, although she did not freeze,
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Children screamed in the yard and chess players swallowed pawns as one
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She stroked the dog's broad forehead
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And for some reason I remembered the bird and boo-boo,
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What a strange spring and it will be late, cold summer.
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Chorus:
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How fun it is to rush to you at full speed, I know exactly what to see you today
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I will come again
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And the rest behind the back will not catch up, will not catch, the one who remembers understands, understands.
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How fun it is to rush to you at full speed, I know exactly what to see you today
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I will come again
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And the rest behind the back will not catch up, will not catch, the one who remembers understands, understands.
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He was sad and serious... |