Daily Music Dose

Wings You put your evening dress off, Looking at the wall. And I see fresh scars on your back, On your smooth like a violet back. I want to cry with pain Or forget myself into sleep, Where are your wings, I liked so? Where are your wings, what I liked so? Where are your wings, I liked so? We used to have time, Now we have only the duties - To prove that the mighty one eat the weakest, To prove that things are going from bad to worse. We had lost something In this insane war. Where are your wings, I liked so? I don't ask how much money you have, I don't ask about your husbands. I see - you are afraid of open windows And upper floors. And if the great fire begin tomorrow And the whole building dies in fire, We'll die without these wings, I liked so.

Wings You put your evening dress off, Looking at the wall. And I see fresh scars on your back, On your smooth like a violet back. I want to cry with pain Or forget myself into sleep, Where are your wings, I liked so? Where are your wings, what I liked so? Where are your wings, I liked so? We used to have time, Now we have only the duties - To prove that the mighty one eat the weakest, To prove that things are going from bad to worse. We had lost something In this insane war. Where are your wings, I liked so? I don't ask how much money you have, I don't ask about your husbands. I see - you are afraid of open windows And upper floors. And if the great fire begin tomorrow And the whole building dies in fire, We'll die without these wings, I liked so.