Я нашла свой почерк [Ya nashla svoy pocherk] [English translation]

It seemed to me that I was all covered in flaws

I thought that the world wasn't my thing

I was drowning in whisky and chocolate bars

I did not know how to sing right

I was swallowing your criticism with clenched teeth

I was running away from my home without knowing where to go

I hated nightclubs

And didn't believe in God

I gave up on people's company for life

I watched how the fire went out

With every year I was getting

Tougher and more moody, but then I met you

I'm not used to say things straight, I do it through singing

For some reason I find it to be easier

We've been together for more than a year

And thanks to you I've found my voice

I've found my voice

Thanks to you I've found my voice

I've found my voice

From time to time I address you more formally1

I can't describe how much I admire you

You know, I may be too young, unfortunately

But I trust my feelings

You know, I adore your sarcasm

I know you see right through me

You know, I love you, primitively, but I do

Again I'm astonished at your harmony

Chatroom, where are you my friend? Chatroom for work

This thrill I get is mutual without a doubt

You know, I stole your Saturdays

Sorry, but I'm also planning to steal your Sundays

When I call you "mother"

I really mean it

It might be childish, but I won't let you down

With you by my side I'm ready for anything

1. Russian has a formal and an informal “you”: вы and ты respectively.