On the top floor - evening.
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Expires on the Knife of the Wind
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Howling in the cracks of the balcony door.
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We are drinking cognac with a friend in the kitchen.
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He and his wife are tense, tight.
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On the clock by the stove at a quarter to three.
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The darkness of autumn splashes in the window.
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And in the kitchen a prophetic conversation
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About football, money and charms of ladies.
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And it doesn't matter that football is in a coma.
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And what about the woman - default in the house.
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By forty - all attention to semitones ...
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Chorus:
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And no one in the world cares
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That we are both soon forty years old.
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And we find this fact very interesting...
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Let something not come true in life,
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But I didn't have to be ashamed of myself.
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And from that, the soul is pleased in its own way.
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By forty they change the color of the paint.
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And the plot of the fairy tale is more intelligible,
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Where the naive fool finds his way...
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And so I want a little sense
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In unaccustomed thoughts
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And peace in the soul and happiness a little bit ...
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Chorus:
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And no one in the world cares
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That we are both soon forty years old.
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And we find this fact very interesting...
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Let something not come true in life,
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But I didn't have to be ashamed of myself.
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And from that, the soul is pleased in its own way.
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On the top floor - evening.
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Expires on the Knife of the Wind
|
Howling in the cracks of the balcony door.
|
We are drinking cognac with a friend in the kitchen.
|
He and his wife are tense, tight.
|
On the clock by the stove at a quarter to three.
|
Chorus:
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And no one in the world cares
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That we are both soon forty years old.
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And we find this fact very interesting...
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Let something not come true in life,
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But I didn't have to be ashamed of myself.
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And from that, the soul is pleased in its own way. |