| Nananana!
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| Nananana!
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| They did not declare husband and wife,
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| He didn't give her a wedding ring.
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| Fenced off by a stone wall,
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| I forgot about her, almost forgot about her.
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| Sometimes he just comes to visit
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| Champagne also brings flowers.
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| She dreams of changing something
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| Leave about falsehood, pain, emptiness.
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| illegal wife
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| Crying at the window at night
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| And he's not around, not around.
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| illegal wife
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| Sitting alone at night
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| Not turning on the timid light in silence.
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| He sometimes comes, and then
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| The night will melt, and the morning will return everything.
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| He has a pier, and has his own house,
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| Where he is loved, someone is waiting for him there.
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| She managed to understand a lot.
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| Dreams, alas, will not save you from pain,
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| After all, the female cross - loving and believing to wait,
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| When she might be called.
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| illegal wife
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| Crying at the window at night
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| And he's not around, not around.
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| illegal wife
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| Sitting alone at night
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| Not turning on the timid light in silence.
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| illegal wife
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| Crying at the window at night
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| And he's not around, not around.
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| illegal wife
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| Sitting alone at night
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| Not turning on the timid light in silence.
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| illegal wife
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| Sitting alone at night
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| Not turning on the timid light in silence,
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| Shy light...
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| Nananana! |