Гуф - Вязки
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If they do tie me to this iron bed, I'll finally be able to say hell with it all. I won't resist, I'll close my eyes and stretch out my legs. But I probably won't last long, unfortunately for many. I'll ask.
How these bastards even know my last name is unclear.
Oh, yeah, I guess I was here once.
It's a long walk from the first to the fifth ward.
My legs are weak, my head is empty, it's unpleasant.
The linoleum looks like circles or squares.
I'd better go back, sit down over there.
And drink some tea with the chocolate I recently hid.
So be it, if they tie me up.
I'll stop working out.
I won't hang out on the roof of one of those high-rise buildings for two hours anymore.
I'll even stop. Strange, huh?
But it has to happen sometime.
It has to, I agree! But it's still too early
I'll quit when I'm old, while everything's still okay
Before the orderlies tie me up
I'm waiting for someone at Leningradsky Station
And I don't know how long this will last
Sometimes I want to go to the hospital for a while myself
You know, if they tie me up like they tied you up
I'll pass out for two days straight away
I'll get up, do a couple of things, drink some water
I'll have a smoke and then sleep for another three days
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Saturdays
Will Mom come over or send someone in her place
But you know, right now it doesn't matter to me at all
I'm just waiting for them to untie you

You know, when the orderlies untie me
I'll smoke five cigarettes in one drag, right away
When they untie me
I'll walk down the hallway as leisurely as if I were on a beach
When the orderlies untie me
I'll get up and, I swear I'll never lie down again
Yes, brother, it's probably stupid to treat cravings
When they pour liters of poisonous concoction down your throat
When the orderlies untie me
I'll be weak and very old
And by the way, spring is in full swing there
+10 at night, 25 during the day
Or 26, how do you pee yourself?
I wish I had a cleaver right now
First the orderlies, then the doctor across the throat
Keys, through the gate, and sit under the house
When will they untie me, tell me, when?
All that's left is to swallow poison and wonder
Bro, do you hear me, stop screaming at night
The task: to appear healthy to these bastards
Now I could have some tea and switch the TV
Mom said: "Son, get well soon and don't be bored."
Now I could have some tea, brother, do you like tea? Come on, don't moan, just dream.
When they untie me on the doctor's orders.
The main thing is not to show how wild I've become.
Remember when they untied Misha and he almost walked out?
But the doctor decided he'd be a waste of time if he were free.
Now he lies there, and all you can hear is his breathing.
Large bats live in his attic.
I wish I had a tape recorder and could listen to "Kino" right now.
Vitya managed to do some mischief before leaving.
When they untie me.
I'll get a five-ruble note from my stash and charge the orderly.
We're in touch with our guys, even without gadgets.
And there's always...
Then you, Lyokha.
We'll tear this whole ward to pieces.
And by morning we'll be on the run.
When the orderlies untie me.
I'm terrified of what will happen to me next.
I've gotten so used to living, constantly waiting.
For the moment when they'll untie me.

I hear voices that weren't there.
Every two hours.
Two orderlies, a nurse, ward one.
Sunken eyes, a cottony head, a basin on the left.

On the wall. Barred windows
Shadows in the hallways, the doctor heals
Bound hands,
slowly but surely
I hear voices that weren't there
Every two hours, and everything around is white
Two orderlies, a nurse, room one

Sunken eyes, a cotton-wool head, a basin on the left
Barred windows on the wall
Shadows in the hallways, the doctor heals
Bound hands,
slowly but surely