Последний бал

Jane Air

Это война
Где никто не спасется
Те, кто доживет до утра
Завтра, сгорят на кострах /выйди сам

Это война
Никто из них не знает,
Что за игра
Их ждет и поздно искать /выйди сам

Шелест платьев и сок
Течет по лицам его рок
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал
Шелест платьев и сок
Течет по лицам его рок
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал

Он открывает бал
Опуская забрало
Только один раз в эру без меры
Сумрак рулит судьбами
Подсуживая мутным людям пополам
Все леденее кожа попадает впросак
Можно заляпать платье от кутюр
Ведь дресс-код гламур
Без курток
Курят даже курды, там где птичий грипп у кур
Где гости заходят внутрь
У входа был как с портрета рыцарь
Царский взгляд прищученый
Велеколепен
Парой рапир
У пояса. только одна фобия-
Любви не видел он
Погонял лишь темными силами
Что площадью более,
Чем весь готический мир
Здесь ЭдВин
Jane Air

Запах серы и смог
Глаза режет крик
И топот ног
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал
Запах серы и смог
Глаза режет крик
И топот ног
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал

Это война
Никто не спасется
Те, кто доживет до утра
Завтра сгорят до конца
Это война
Никто из них не знает, что за игра
Их ждет и поздно искать
Шелест платьев и сок
Течет по лицам его рок
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал
Шелест платьев и сок
Течет по лицам его рок
Последний бал для тех, кто его так ждал


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