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ãåøì÷ñ ñãì÷ñ

äåà äúòåøø áå÷ø àçã àçøé éåí ëéôåø àøåååååååååååê.. ùìà ðéâîø
ùáå äåà ìîã ùéåí ëéôåø ìà ðåòã ìëôøåú, äåà çéáø àú äôìñèé÷
ìéã, àîà ùîä àåúå òì äëéñà, äçìéôä ìå àú ä÷èèø, ðúðä ìå ðùé÷ä:
ëëä äòðééðéí îúðäìéí áîãéðä. ùðé äâãîéí çééëå àìéå å÷øöå äí
åäåà éãòå îä äí éòùå, àæ... äí äúâìâìå ìàîøé÷ä. àðé ðùàøúé ôä,
àéê àåîøéí, äãôå÷éí ðùàøéí áîãéðä, ðëåï, àéï ìé ãåãä îàîøé÷ä,
åàðé âí ìà ë"ë îåëùø, àê, éåí àçã âí àðé î÷ååä ùàðé àâìä
ùäúòåøøúé îàéæä çìåí øò. éä áä áä áä áä áä áä áä éä áä áä áí
éä áä áä.

ëï, ëéó ìäéåú éùøàìé çáøîï, áùáéì ëåìí
òí ñðãìéí òì çåó äéí, ðìê ðìê, éæø÷å àåúðå ìéí
ùçåèéí îùçéèåú ùçåèéí îùçéèåú

äçéìéí ùìðå äëé èåáéí åäéùøàìéí úîéã îðöçéí
äòøáéí éáøçå ìéí áìé ðòìéí
äåà òëùéå äúâéñ, ø÷ áï 19, ãô÷ ìòöîå ëãåø áøàù åäôä òãéï çééê

àéï éåúø âåâåàéí åôðñ áìá ùëåðä, éù ìëí îæåæä?
äçáøä îä÷éáåõ, äâãåìéí, ëåìí áçå"ì
ëãåøñì ëãåøñì îåæø÷ ëîå ñí îøâåò ìãí

äîãéðä äëðéñä àåúðå ìôä åéø÷ä òí âãîéí
äîãéðä äëðéñä àåúðå ìôä åéø÷ä òí âãîéí
äîãéðä äëðéñä àåúðå ìôä åéø÷ä òí â â â âãîéí

àðé ùø ôä ìàðùéí áñáéáä ùäí îéòåè áîãéðä
øåàä àú äàîú àáì æàú ø÷ ääúçìä.


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