How Unbearable Life Was.

Coming back from horse races,
I saw a woman in green,
Ass and chest everywhere -- across,
An unconscious soul passing by.

As drunk and sexy as a green antelope,
When she came to the pavement, her foot tripped and,
Fell,
She just sat there in the dirt.

I'm sitting in my car,
I was watching,
As if nothing had happened,
I just felt so indifferent.

I was looking at this green creature,
Suddenly a 20-foot truck came,
And he stopped right in front of the woman,
The man went downstairs and lifted the woman to her feet.

In white work clothes,
This young man's face reddened,
The girl's body was perfect, it really is,
But she was stupid enough to fall.

So is her life, guaranteed
In high heels like a tower,
Swinging,
She stopped and rubbed her white knees.

Stupid, cowardly blond and lonely young man,
He continued to talk to the woman.
But suddenly the woman
She asked where the nearest bar was.

The man grinned and pointed to the end of the street.
He had given up now.
He got into his truck,
20 meters of furniture, blankets,
And the stove is full
He continued on his way down the street.

The green antelope is about to enter the bar,
Passed over,
Trembling and trembling,
Shaking and shaking.

Something like this,
Our eyes are fixed on her,
We were watching,
Cars piled up behind me.

A great man honked his horn,
I put in gear,
In front of the market,
It will double the car,
In front of the pit of greatness.

I slowed down a bit,
Others followed me too,
In front of the pit they slowed down:
18 men in cars,
Same thing,
They were thinking of the man who had escaped.

'I wonder what will happen' --
The sun was about to set,
The traffic was heavy
How unbearable life was.