AYA RL - ULICA (official video)

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Published on Dec 4, 2021
Aya RL - Ulica. The song comes from the first aya rl album (so called "czerwona") released in 1985. Video: compilation of the various band's performances.
Street (Ulica)

Let me tell you
About my street

Here on my street
No one surprises anybody
Here on my street
No one surprises anybody
Christ doesn't live here any more
And Satan has gone and left us to it
Here on my street
Cold plays through the tenements
Cold like cancer in living cells
Cold like cancer in living cells
Cold like cancer in living cells Cos my street stand in the heart of the city Cos my street stand in the heart of the city
Here on my street
Beggar stop sculpting his gnarled hand and
Rainbow with a pot of gold
Here on my street
Drink spills while the drunkards sip at their grief now
While all their daydreams
And their fantasies
Sleep in the sheets of their old filthy loving
Sleep in the sheets of their old filthy loving
Sleep in the sheets of their old filthy loving Cos my street stands in the heart of the city
Here on my street
My window staring on my neighbour's door
Blazes with shame in the night
Blazes with shame in the night
Blazes with shame in the night!
Blazes with shame in the night!
Cos my street stands in the heart of the city!

Translation: Simon Thorne 1985

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