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Проходят день за днём... [Prohodyat den' za dnyom...] lyrics
Проходят день за днём... [Prohodyat den' za dnyom...] lyrics
Словно тень бегу куда-то
Я как тень тороплюсь опаздываю падаю
До отказа ерундой набив свой день
Тает вечер чёрною громадой
Проходят день за днём
Дождь за дождём снег за снегом
А я в который раз
Иду по мокрым улицам домой
Календарный лист оборван - день долой
Я усну проснусь и буду в новом дне
День прошедший остаётся за спиной
Пробиваю бреши в новых дней стене
Проходят день за днём
Дождь за дождём снег за снегом
А я в который раз
Иду по мокрым улицам домой
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Kino
- country:Russia
- Languages:Russian, English
- Genre:New Wave, Punk, Rock, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.kinoman.net/
- Wiki:https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Кино_(группа)
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