Par Kiosku - Hospitāļu Iela

Rīta tramvajs tik neizbēgams

Kā pirmdienas darbs vai brīvdienu slinkums

Tur pietiek vietas visiem

Neatkarīgi no tā

Kāds ir patiesais tilpums

Vīrietis konduktors

Un sieviete destruktors

Viņi tūlīt kausies

Bet pagaidām bļaustās

Tu savelc turziņā ausis

Un klausies

Tavs dators uzkāries

Priekšnieks tāpat (tāpat)

Tava pele jau nervozi knosās

Pienācis beigām kārtējais gads (kārtējais gads)

Un kolēģi visi kā hormoni plosās

Tu pieej pie kioska

Avīzi 'Sports'

Tad paskaties logā

Tur meitene smaida

Tu zini — visu rītu viņa tieši tevi, tevi, tevi

Viņa avīzes tirgo

Kioskā acis kā lampiņas mirgo

Tu katru dienu tur garām brauc

Bet tagad tu zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini

Tu nezini — cik viņai gadu

Nezini — vai viņai mājās

Suns vai draugs

Vai viņai patīk iet uz kino

Vai viņa runā latviski

Un cik jums bērnu būs

Bet tas jau ir par daudz

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Viņa avīzes tirgo

Tu tagad zini, kā viņu sauc

Kioskā acis kā lampiņas mirgo

Tu katru dienu tur garām brauc

Tu tagad zini, kā viņu sauc

Bet tagad tu zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

Tu zini, tu zini, tu zini

Tu tagad zini kā viņu sauc

The morning tram is so inevitable

Like Monday work or holiday laziness

There is enough space for everyone

Regardless of

What is the true volume

Male conductor

And a female destructor

They will fight right away

But for now

You pinch your ears

And listen

Your computer has crashed

Boss like (like)

Your mouse is already nervous

Current year has ended (current year)

And colleagues are all raging like hormones

You approach the kiosk

Sports newspaper

Then look at the window

There the girl smiles

You know - all morning she's just you, you, you

His newspapers are traded

In the kiosk, the eyes flash like lights

You pass by every day

But now you know what his name is

You now know what his name is

You know now

You now know what his name is

You know now

You don't know how old she is

Don't know if she's home

Dog or friend

Does she like to go to the movies

Does she speak Latvian

And how many children you will have

But that is too much

You now know what his name is

His newspapers are traded

You now know what his name is

In the kiosk, the eyes flash like lights

You pass by every day

You now know what his name is

But now you know what his name is

You now know what his name is

You now know what his name is

You now know what his name is

You now know what his name is

You know, you know, you know

You now know what his name is