àñàñéðéí áëáéù åäàöáò òì ääã÷
øåöçéí áãí ÷ø áøçåáåú ùì äøâ
éùù øçåáåú ùì äøâ øçåáåú ùì èøåø
àðé àñàñéï òí ëåáò àôåø åñéâø
òí âàéâ' 12 àøåê åàçã î÷åöø

éöàðå ìôèøåì áìéì çåøó ÷øéø
ø÷ àðé fuck-a ÷ø÷îï åîå÷é äöòéø
çåøøðå 10 èééø åâìâì ùì àéæä àåôðåò
äâéò äöáà àæ ëáø äùàøðå ú'îðåò
ôðéðå ùîàìä ìàéæåø äãîãåîéí
ùí äùàøðå àú ÷ø÷ ìãåâ áãâãâãâðéí
÷ø÷îï îä ðùîò ôåìáä ÷èò
æøå÷ 4 ãâãâï òí àéæä 2 îñèé÷ îðèä
ëåìí çéëå áöåîú 7 àéù áîñôø
òã ùôìåîôé B. äâéò áùòä îàåçø åàîø
áìä áìä áåí áìä áìä áåí áåí...

éöàðå îäöåîú òí äùôåëñèééï áéã
äîèøä äéúä áàåô÷ äéà ìà äéúä ìáã
îñáéáä äéå 15 àéù
òí îëåðåú éøéä äí ùìèå òì äëáéù
ùá÷ ñ' àñàñéðéí áàù òùï ùì ñãåí
äúçøòå òì äîðàé÷ äøàå ìå àú äáåí

áëéðå áøçåáåú òì äîúéí ôåìáä ÷èòéí
ôåìáä áðåú àçìä æéåï ìäúøàåú ð÷áåú
ðúðå áñéáåá áøçåáåú äòéø
2 áìéìä òãééï ÷öú ÷øéø
ùåá áöåîú äðâá ôéðú äùôìä
ùí ôâùðå àú ÷ø÷îï ùñéôø ìé îä ÷øä
äåà ôâù àéæä 4 ð÷áåú îäîâãì
ñåçøåú ñîéí îùç÷åú áîæì
÷ø÷îï äéìã ùéç÷ àéúí
äí éöàå îèåøôåú
æäå äñéôåø ùáöåîú ñåôø
åéù îåñø äùëì ù÷ø÷ ìîã îàåçø
òí ð÷áåú ìà îùç÷éí æàú æëøå ðà éìãéí
áâìì ù÷ø÷îï ìà çùá äåà ÷éáì ñëéï áâá


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