Marie - Kompot

Breathe more quietly, my grandmother is asleep
Somewhere down there, there the couch stood
You said that, you liked it so terribly
So cool, so tight, so small
I immediately said, she squirms like hell
The couch, of course, with grandma, it's "To live not to die"
She brought us sandwiches, she made compote
"Kids, be good." - this is the note she left
And though I don't say it, I like you still more
For keeping quiet when I watch a story

And I like to hug you, like a teddy bear
He has slept with me forever, sleep with us you will today
And I also like to look, at your shapely fingers
When you hold a knife in your hand, when you make us dinner
But I like your merciless mouth even more
And when I burst out laughing, don't ask if I'll grow up
Don't ask if I'll grow up

Don't ask me about tomorrow, I don't know anything
Even how we will survive this long night
Romanticism ay, both well known
But this time as if a little more forbidden
Somewhere in the east they say they're inviting to ramen
That Netflix-Chill, these things, so wrapped in cotton
But in such a way I will say, native, national
To the door don't call, don't knock, the compote has long been ready

And though I don't say it, I like you still more
For being silent when I watch some fairy tale
Still a little more strongly than a child's bedtime story
Than Peter Pan his freedom, don't ask if I'll grow up
Don't ask me about tomorrow, I don't know anything
I know nothing, I know nothing

Don't ask me about tomorrow, I know nothing
I don't know nothing, I don't know nothing

And come on I don't say it, I like you still more
For keeping silent when I'm watching some cartoon
And I like to hug you, like a teddy bear
He has slept with me forever, sleep with us you will today
And I also like to look, at your shapely fingers
When you hold a knife in your hand, when you make us dinner
But I like your merciless mouth even more
And when I burst out laughing, don't ask if I'll grow up