From birth to death we are hostages of our dreams
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We know how to live for others, but we cannot warn ourselves
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Mistakes teach, only for some reason they teach the wrong thing
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And more and more crushes the unfair fate of the collar
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Dormitory kids where gray is their favorite color
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Not because they chose it, it's just that there are no others here.
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No time to make plans, to live at least like a human
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To take fate to color, but threw out a sketch
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Among the concrete boxes, in their sinking vices
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We would have at least a drop of happiness, are we really asking for a lot?
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If only the light in the windows didn’t go out, then we’ll glue what we broke
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This area is special, the sky above it is clearer
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And let not everyone pull out a lucky ticket
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For all of us, the sun obscures the palisade of high-rise buildings
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But after going through all this trouble and storm
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It is important to remain human, no matter what
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You are our hope
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There is light in the windows!
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Won't you turn off?
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I hope not!
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I'm like a boy
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so many years
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I look into these windows
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into these windows.
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The windows of high-rise buildings are burning like a beacon in the dark
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And here it is always more appropriate to call; |
don't wear an outfit
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Weekdays aimlessly escort us up to the credits
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And everyone here feels all this pain tactilely
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How can you unravel these knots, what fate knits?
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If mistakes really teach - every scar is important
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Only here to live when, if all this is a draft?
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Apparently we were honored to find the answers ourselves
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The street is a scaffold for someone, a pedestal for someone
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I saw all this hundreds of times, as if I had grown old
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Now to the seventh heaven, then face into the asphalt. |
Swing.
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Here they betray, without even betraying the significance
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Learn lessons or ruin your chances
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Decide for yourself what choice it would be worth holding on to here
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But after going through all this trouble and storm
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It is important to remain human, no matter what |