| A stranger in your country
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| We spoke the same language yesterday
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| Despite a few foreign words your letters
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| I managed to read
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| Today, the strangers outweigh the acquaintances
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| What the hell is wrong with us?
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| What's the matter with us?
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| Yesterday we said the same
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| Except for small deviations
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| Today I feel like a pack
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| Because all foreign words are known to themselves
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| What the hell is wrong with us?
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| What's the matter with us?
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| I managed to understand you yesterday
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| Furt I understand individual words
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| But you miss the point
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| You have to try again and again
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| I look in the dictionary
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| And I'm trying to drive away a bad dream
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| That I was your world yesterday
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| And now I'm not
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| I look in the dictionary and I'm sad
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| That I'm just a foreigner in your country
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| We spoke the same language yesterday
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| But the common vocabulary is getting thinner
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| My island is losing its edge and just cutting
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| And it irreversibly tears and tears and tears calls
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| Yesterday we said the same
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| Well words names meanings
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| And every ship will become a wreck
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| Of the acquaintances, they are unknown
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| And most importantly, we confuse the main thing
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| And especially with the heads
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| You called me bonmots yesterday
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| You are learning the alphabet today
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| And I'm waiting for you to sweat again
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| Be with me, don't be me anymore!
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| I look in the dictionary
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| And I'm trying to drive away a bad dream
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| That I was your world yesterday
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| And now I'm not
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| I look in the dictionary and I'm sad
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| That I'm just a foreigner in your country
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| Yesterday we said no problem
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| Now we understand each other best when we are
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| Words like to lead us by the nose
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| And I can't handle the lines for a long time
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| We spoke the same language yesterday
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| But danger lurks in the corner of the sentences
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| Insidious words like poisonous snakes
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| What will surely betray us in crooked sentences
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| We have a blind map in front of us
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| Maybe we lack the effort
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| I still understand your body language
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| Although only when I'm naked
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| I look in the dictionary
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| And I'm trying to drive away a bad dream
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| That I was your world yesterday
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| And now I'm not
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| I look in the dictionary and I'm sad
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| That I'm just a foreigner in your country now
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| That you are only a foreigner in my country…
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| That I'm just a foreigner in your country |