Прочь из моей головы [Proch' Iz Moei Galavi] [English translation]

Out of my head!

Into the darkness at random, from the middle of the concert

Through the crowd, through the security, through the doors, through park

To stand a bit over the water on the bridge

Out of my head!

Here's already a mess. Scattering photos, throwing things away,

Destroying evidences

Throwing all discs into garbage1

Out of my head!

Your new boyfriend got all the passwords

Hacked all your postboxes, read my letters to you

Fucking hell! Fucking hell!2

Out of my head!

Barefoot, somersaulting, with a suitcase in hand

Or without a suitcase in hand, without a load, afar

While I haven't run you over with a road roller

Out of my head!

Over Moscow on a broomstick, through hardships to the stars3

With an "U" letter in the top left corner

In an equilateral triangle on the rear window4

Out of my head!

Tearing wires, messing cards, sweeping figures off the chessboard

Breaking the boom barriers at full speed

Leaving cities in ruins

Of my head, where the plane becomes a sphere

Where sometimes burn fireworks, sometimes smolders a wax candle

Where music of Bach is mixed with paintings of Bosch

And brain hemispheres aren't friends with each other

Where one line spins day and night

"Get out of my head right now"

And take with you also my thoughts of you

So it wouldn't seem to God that we're hanging out in this world for too long

1. This verse is strangely formed also in Russian. Sense is that author allows/indicates the other person (most probably, his ex-girlfriend) to leave doing all listed above, since there's already a mess2. Abstract exclamation of surprise/shock3. Literal translation of Latin phrase "Per aspera ad astra"4. A sign which is placed on cars used for driving lessons

• Artist:Splean