For those who catch luck with an open mouth,
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Nothing means everything that will happen next.
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And the look, like a knife is sharpened, the step is inaudible,
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They know for sure, and shouldn't they know
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Chorus:
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How sweet is
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The captivity of the evening fever.
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Colored sparks of lanterns will gush,
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Everything will be upside down.
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And the city will cover the street with a hot wave,
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And then again the colors will be smeared, everything will turn out to be a dream.
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And I will hit the white table with my palms,
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I don’t know, you hear - you don’t hear, but what do I care?
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I don’t know how to call you, is it worth it,
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After all, the telephone gods are so stubborn and evil.
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Chorus:
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How sweet is
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To those who know this sweet
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The captivity of the evening fever.
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Colored sparks of lanterns will gush,
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Everything will be upside down.
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And the city will cover the street with a hot wave,
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And then again the colors will be smeared, everything will turn out to be a dream.
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Everything will be a dream...
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losing
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Why is the sky above us not whiter than ash
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And the telephone gods are so stubborn and evil
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To those who catch luck with an open mouth,
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And how else - after all, no one knows.
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Chorus:
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How sweet is
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To those who know this sweet
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The captivity of the evening fever.
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Colored sparks of lanterns will gush,
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Everything will be upside down.
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And the city will cover the street with a hot wave,
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And then again the colors will be smeared, everything will turn out to be a dream.
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Everything will be a dream... |