This place is too windy,
Yet the spirit here is too strong;
There's a lot of old women here,
They're all reading aloud;
People come to me
To punch me in the face;
And then you wonder why don't I live here.
You know, my dear,
I think it's a strange question.
In the tobacco industry,
Everyone's fighting for the cake,
Or brewing moonshine from anything
That's not even meant to be stolen;
And no one've seen the foreman here for a year,
He doesn't even care;
And then you wonder why I don't smoke.
You know, my dear,
I may be an idiot, but still I'm not a moron.
One of your friends
Eats tar with a spoon,
And the other shoots everyone
Who knows more than him.
A person with a machinegun comes to me
And asks if I'm running the cross;
And then you wonder why I'm just passing by.
You know, my dear,
I only hope you're not serious.
You came to me this morning,
You sat on my bed,
You asked if I have a permission
On breathing,
And if my pass is valid
To go out to the cinema.
And now you say: "Where are you going from here?"
You know, just away, and the rest be history.