You’re discussed without whys and that’s not unjust
as you sleep in narrow erstwhile oileries
You became a rumour thence you can’t be confined
You live in darkness neatly but without promises
You shine in the red satin (clothes) that wrap you
swallowed by white and heavy fumes
You stay all night in cobblestone back-streets
by the gate of a hired paradise
This is my offer, how much do you want?
In the oileries* they sell what you’re asking for.
Every room a cell
(filled) with lads’ heavy gasps
Countless hopeless solitudes visited you
Ships left but before they did they horned at you
So many children came to find their manhood
and they timidly handed you their pocket money over
This is my offer, how much do you want?
In the oileries they sell what you’re asking for.
Every room a cell
with lads’ heavy gasps