Näytän lipun, olen pannut kaikki nesteet pieneen pussukkaan
Portin läpi luimistelen, ei se piippaa, viimeks oli vyö
Seurueita konjakilla, minä menen yksin kahvilaan
Minä tarviin humalalle suojapeiton, pitää olla yö
Sinä väistät kosketusta, keittiössä katsot lattiaan
Niin mä olen rasittava, sulkeutunut, tahdon aina vaan kaiken
Slovareita kasetilla loppuillan, jossa suudellaan
Koiranputkiviidakoita, maailmanrauhasessioita
ja tietenkin

Onnea
oli pakko saada
Panin arvan taskuun ja juomat laskuun
Huusin ettei mua mikään kaada
Onnea
Mikä on sen taksa
Sille pystytät salkoo
rystyset valkoisina
kunnes et enää jaksa

Tiedän miltä tuntuu laskeutua aina uuteen kaupunkiin
Etsii pankkiautomaatti, ottaa ehkä taksi keskustaan
Sinusta en tiedä mitään vieläkään vaan menen paniikkiin
Törmään sähkökilpees niin kuin lintu lentokentän ikkunaan
Sinä väistät kosketusta, muistan kun sä painoit lattiaan
Juhlatilan komerossa rakastin sua niin kuin en ketään koskaan
Kone nousee, huudan villatakin hihaan "Joku auttakaa!"
Hän hävii multa hitaasti, hän vajoo vieraiksi kasvoiksi kohinaan

Onnea
oli pakko saada
Panin arvan taskuun ja juomat laskuun
Huusin ettei mua mikään kaada
Onnea
Mikä on sen taksa
Sille pystytät salkoo
rystyset valkoisina
kunnes et enää jaksa

Onnea
Onnea


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