| Somewhere out there, on unknown paths... what is there? |
| I've been interested since childhood
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| tormented by this question
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| Someone will be drowned there, or from blood and flesh, but ... here it will grow and is ready for
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| work
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| The smell of soot, gunpowder, sweat, whispers, rustles, darkness, gothic, Gotham.
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| Where? |
| - you ask. |
| It's simple, tomorrow, thousands of questions in my head.
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| What is there, how is it there?
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| If you knew, imagine, brother, because you can change everything and everyone, no longer play
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| success.
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| It’s elementary to take, live and burn, don’t give a damn about death, wherever you go, there is solid ground.
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| But invisible forces ... asked ... everyone drank, but the smoke from the fog or flooring
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| from the dust
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| And everything became gray, and we don’t see what will happen, and what we don’t see, we hate
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| people.
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| And how many lost destinies could be saved, how many anxious ones overtook
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| hysteria of everyday life
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| So whatever one may say, in order to know everything, one would have to invent something.
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| Chorus:
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| I would like to find
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| to spin it and know everything
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| Ahead, an hour, a day or a year, I would like to find a kaleidoscope.
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| I would like to find a kaleidoscope to rotate it and know everything
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| Ahead, an hour, a day or a year, I would like to find a kaleidoscope.
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| Rem Digga:
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| There is no way for me to lift the veil of years, how not to change anything so that ...
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| And if you weigh all the pros and cons, someone would definitely not accept the miracle of watching
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| calendar behind the eyes.
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| And so one water and these thoughts can kill Barak, when years
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| Iraq at once, so glad to devour the bodies to the ground, when one of these days we fly to paradise, Taro,
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| Astral is out of business.
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| This is how the dial moves the body forward, fate has intertwined in affairs, I don’t see it.
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| Life is not on guard. |
| Look, she aims at the face and suddenly takes it lower,
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| looks where to pierce you.
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| There is no result on roads, factories, in wars, in hospitals on beds there are faces of the dead.
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| You can’t count everything and I myself am pleased that I exist, people are drowning in the oceans,
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| but there is no will to climb into the water.
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| I will bite my lip and put on a hood, I will become a baby again, let the wounds of the camp not count.
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| I will again walk naked on the surface of the water, they let us live, we live. |
| What then?
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| God for that. |