Flowers on the desktop
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White sakura, white sakura, white sakura,
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And I, diving into black without sugar,
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Black without sugar, black without sugar.
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With red eyes for a week online, like a dream;
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My morning deadline is closer than my horizon.
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Alarm or alarm clock - distant buzzer;
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Who will explain to me - I fell asleep or died?
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We are caught in these networks of timetables.
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We see life from the windows of the waiting rooms!
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How trains leave for 3-4;
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Something has changed in the world, but without us.
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A field with tulips blooms on the desktop,
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A field of tulips A field of tulips
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And I continue to make God laugh with plans,
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New plans, new plans.
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Work to live; |
me in this whole whirlwind -
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Will have to cancel or reschedule the date of death.
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Time troubles, goals, rush jobs, how tired everything is,
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But to survive - and this is not enough ...
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We are caught in these networks of timetables.
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We see life from the windows of the waiting rooms!
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How trains leave for 3-4;
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Something has changed in the world, but without us.
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We were married and given names to children,
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Taking everyone back.
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Without us started and lost
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Third war with billions of soldiers!
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Without us, years are bullets somewhere past
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They whistled and almost broke the thread!
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We are the champions, we have achieved the goal!
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Alas, we had no time to live ...
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The coffee is cold, the papers are wilted.
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Breakfast at the godforsaken railway station.
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And they lied loudly in a gray voice,
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that the train is coming. |
Voices - no faith in them.
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Compositions-chimeras, dreams-locomotives
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These motives are passing by
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From the God-remembered 80s
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As if all the muses died once...
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We are caught in these networks of timetables.
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We see life from the windows of the waiting rooms!
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How trains leave for 3-4;
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Something has changed in the world...
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We are caught in these networks of timetables.
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We see life from the windows of the waiting rooms!
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How trains leave for 3-4;
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Something has changed in the world, but without us. |