Grey-winged plumber Egorov
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Came down to me in the morning
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To rid the closet
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From blockages and make a hole in the cloaca.
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Radiance emanated from him
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And grace flowed into the world
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And, probably in his own justification
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I ordered him to serve vodka.
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He lifted the sweaty pile,
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Sticking out the little finger of the curve
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And splashed the contents into the throat,
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Shaking his head in Slavic.
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And breaking the mouthpiece of a cigarette,
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Keeping your righteous eyes on me
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Puzzled by a naive question -
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How, they say, did this happen to you.
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And I answered him, stuttering,
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Say - sometimes we go out of need.
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And we merge in a barbaric way, I confess,
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Everything that is unfit for food is already.
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And I'm in the toilet at night
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I re-read Gorky's Mother.
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And the toilet messed up with bulls,
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Unable to control myself.
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He listened to my revelation
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Like Gerasim over poor Mumu.
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Well, I, full of inspiration,
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I confessed my soul to him.
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Talked about asshole acquaintances,
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About lovers with eternal need
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And about how once in France
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I stole a bra from a German woman.
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I cried that I wanted to be a hero
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But you can't become a hero with shortness of breath,
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As for the wedding, he was the first playboy,
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And now he has become a match for the plebeian.
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What over the years in the appearance of Lelya
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Everything is more visible Jordanian full face.
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And the wife slowly becomes impudent,
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Like the Arabs at the Gaza Strip.
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He sighed and went into the bad weather,
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Majestic and radiant like the Grail,
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And water flowed in the closet,
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Carrying my past away.
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Well, and I, reborn from shit,
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Aiming for the radiance of heaven.
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Odu sang about those sent down from above
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Grey-winged archangels DEZ. |