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(KINO) - (Pack of Cigarettes) (English Translation) (KINO) - (Pack of Cigarettes) (English Translation) 19891 viewer79.5K views (KINO) - (Pack of Cigarettes) (English Translation) Lyrics I'm sitting and looking at unfamiliar sky from someones window And can see no familiar stars I've been walking all the roads far and wide Once turned around and couldnt see the footprints [Chorus] It means that the todays day isnt that bad And a ticket for the plane with the silver wing Takes off and leaves only a shadow on the ground [Verse 2] And nobody wanted to be blame without an ale And nobody was willing to take the heat And without music there's no death in the world And without music there's no reason to disappear [Chorus] It means that the todays day isnt that bad And a ticket for the plane with the silver wing Takes off and leaves only a shadow on the ground [Chorus] It means that the todays day isnt that bad And a ticket for the plane with the silver wing Takes off and leaves only a shadow on the ground (only a shadow) About This song bio is unreviewed Song Bio [*] Q&A Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning Credits Released in 1989 (KINO) - (Pack of Cigarettes) (English Translation) Is A Translation Of
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