[Verse 1]
My hair — rows of wheat
Planted straight and thick
My veins are full of excellent crude oil
My body is art for the masses
I won't open the lengthy volume
I have no use for such works
When, behind the eyelashes,
at the bottom of the eye-pit, lie
Diamond ore reserves.
Lips and hair, the slope of the nose
Waist, chest, eye-line and beauty mark
Help me solve problems, problems not
for the basic girl.
Values entail substitution
When heroes look like Venus
Leaving the sea foam or
Clio out of her tomb.
This is not just an outer capsule,
Because I was thoroughly saturated,
not by some feminine nonsense,
but by Capital, in its new form.
[Refrain]
A shot of beauty, a hit of hypocrisy
I — am a part of an Empire
Shoot up again, discard the directions,
Jesus has lied: I fact-checked him
I wasn't before and won't tomorrow,
I exist in the now,
Lord, to hell with the candy!
Lord, gift me a wrapper!
[Verse 2]
So that drunken, red-faced devils
will never drag me, poor and torn,
into a basement,
I'm creating my Capital.
So that a devil much better and fatter,
shove his pale hands under my skirt,
so that life could be more civil and simple,
I'm making my Capital,
enduring the beds of strangers
and after, crude men
will open those doors not accessible by
mere labor, my everyday expenditures
will bring return, a new perfume from Chanel
providing a barrier from the odor of decay.