| Night. |
| Friday Saturday. |
| The boys came out of the back door,
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| We got into a black car, stomped a hundred square meters from the spot.
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| The road is wet but not long
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| In this city, the paths are short. |
| Break down gates.
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| Lanterns fucked up, the yard is dark
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| Between the poplar crowns there is a dark moon - one for the microdistrict.
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| I look at the city from the back under the toner, with cognac,
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| My companion is calm as an elephant.
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| Between words, a motor slowly drove into the yard,
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| The headlights hit the windows, the music rumbled
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| Stop. |
| Right there, a man in a coat without an umbrella,
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| In such rain, I turned behind the house. |
| I thought, "Who is he?"
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| All normal people are at home in this weather,
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| And he is there, walking alone.
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| Maybe it's you? |
| I did not recognize because of the darkness,
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| From the back and still flooded the glass.
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| Frozen inside. |
| Who is he, the man in the coat?
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| I turned behind the house. |
| Why not under an umbrella?
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| What was he doing then around that corner meanwhile
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| Did a shadow melt between the walls in the darkness, or did it seem?
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| Nothing was reflected in the brown stream
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| The grass pressed against the ground, the moon touched the roofs.
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| When I saw him, my heart sank,
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| The record button was pressed, it struck a pity.
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| And I opened the umbrella, put the cell in my pocket,
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| The sky is crying loudly, the city is flooding, drowning.
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| I overtook him by a step, I saw a sad profile,
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| The face doesn't accumulate wrinkles, it just doesn't care.
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| He asked what happened to him. |
| He didn't even answer me.
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| He grinned and spat in the direction where a strong wind was blowing.
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| The meteorological center is powerless here, it did not notice the rain,
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| Which blurs the place where children play.
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| Maybe he was just delirious and confused the time?
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| Maybe his lighter lacked flint?
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| The ancients teach us how to take the moment right,
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| He tightened his amulet and continued to move.
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| On the street in the morning like a bucket, he
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| With a calm step, as if nothing had happened.
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| And while the downpour nightmares the area,
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| And you hide from the thunder under the covers,
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| He wearily wanders around the block.
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| They said on the radio - the rain fills the cellars,
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| The wind is howling, a tree has fallen on the wires.
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| I look out the window like a huge cloud
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| Pensive. |
| I remember thousands of times.
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| Drops are knocking on the hood, Saturday night
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| It's pouring overboard, the airport is not working.
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| Football by sport, don't drive around the city in bad weather
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| Days drag on for a year, hike.
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| Words by notes - here it is, my freedom,
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| The same cake, sort of the year.
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| I don't feel like explaining anything to idiots.
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| We and to that from such a turn
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| No one is immune to affairs, not even the president.
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| I just lowered the glass and pulled my palm out the window
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| At one point, the sleeve was flooded with cold water.
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| Who is he? |
| Man is not old, not young
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| Not fat and not thin, no one for us, nothing unusual.
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| Without visible show-offs - there are hundreds of them,
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| He turned up the collar of his coat. |
| Dissolved in the alley. |