Blood we drunk, flesh we ate
That was a core of the innocent hate
Blood we drunk, flesh we ate
Love through the pain, nothing but fate

Просто посмотри, что твоя карта говорит
Сегодня ночью ты не спишь и видишь ужасы
Ужас наяву, тебя пронзает стальной звук
О нас тут много говорят, не бегай от судьбы
Вообще-то, меня знают
И знают, что дорогу лучше мне не переходить
А моим голосом детей пугают
Мой дух глупо пытались переломить

Безуспешно
Alright, let's talk, bitch

What and who makes the person pay?
You have a problem, boy? Pay up, bitch
Баба Яга за тобой идёт
You better run, run, run, run
What and who make the person dead?
You have a problem, boy? Pay up, bitch
Баба Яга за тобой идёт
You are fucked, enjoy

I can't stand your promises and words, I'm done and sick
Зубы точу, зубы точу, беги, let's play hide and seek
And I can't stand your promises and words, I'm done and sick
Детей прячут, они плачут, реви, I feel all this shit

Просто посмотри, что твоя карта говорит
Шестому чувству не верь, сто пудов пиздит
Сколько там нулей? Пере-переводи
Знаешь мой никнейм? Учи, помни
Просто посмотри, что твоя карта говорит
Беги не беги, а Яга следит
Сколько там процент перевалил?
Я Баба Яга, переварил?

I can't stand your promises and words, I'm done and sick
Зубы точу, зубы точу, беги, let's play hide and seek
And I can't stand your promisеs and words, I'm done and sick
Детей прячут, они плачут, реви, I feel all this shit, oh

Я Баба Яга
Это твой ад, сделан для тебя
Let's play hide and seek

Баба Яга, Костяная Нога
Зубы точит, детей скушать хочет
Баба Яга, Костяная Нога
Нос в потолок врос, кто же я?
Баба Яга, oh

Blood we drunk, flesh we ate
Blood we drunk, flesh we ate



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    Baba Yaga is a supernatural being from Slavic folklore. Similar to the witch from Hansel & Gretel, Baba Yaga is often depicted as a child-eating monster who dwells in the woods. Fun fact: She also lives in a hut which stands on chicken legs. Not creepy at all!

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