A car drove into the parking lot,
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The blonde came out on the threshold
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And only their hands closed -
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The bell rang in the hallway.
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She picked up the phone as usual.
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Ja, bitte - a voice sounded,
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And from excitement it is very quiet
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In Russian, someone said to her:
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Do you remember the charter to Hannover
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In Sheremetyevo, in the port?
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The crowd at the counter, at the border,
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I'm rolling a stroller.
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We chatted, forgot
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About relatives and about food,
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Then they got lost along the haims,
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I have been looking for you for five years.
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You know, in general, ours are here
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And not so native.
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Everyone has their own business
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Worries, children, nostalgia.
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I, too, seem to have broken through -
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Work, home, Berlin, friends.
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That's just like a splinter in the throat,
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Your chain is on your neck.
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Do you remember the charter to Hannover
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In Sheremetyevo, in the port?
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The crowd at the counter, at the border,
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I'm rolling a stroller.
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We chatted, forgot
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About relatives and about food,
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Then they got lost along the haims,
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I have been looking for you for five years.
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She silently pressed the button
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And she didn't say anything.
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Five years to live is a lot
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We are all strangers here for a long time.
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Do you remember the charter to Hannover
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In Sheremetyevo, in the port?
|
The crowd at the counter, at the border,
|
I'm rolling a stroller.
|
We chatted, forgot
|
About relatives and about food,
|
Then they got lost along the haims,
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I have been looking for you for five years.
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Do you remember the charter to Hannover
|
In Sheremetyevo, in the port?
|
The crowd at the counter, at the border,
|
I'm rolling a stroller.
|
We chatted, forgot
|
About relatives and about food,
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Then they got lost along the haims,
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I have been looking for you for five years. |