I'm a lady on the porch, in the morning, afternoon and evening I'm going to a fashionable house, I'm buying in nature My set is on the chart, white pants are marked I'm famous in Russia, still unnoticed And I know a lot, on the radars, who you are You don't know me, what is my selling style I'm just speeding up, I'm El Pruz here, bam You'll hear the side business, don't fall in love, it's necessary Everyone was forgotten by the ax, sorry, my little one You're in a bishkek, I'm in a veggie, the one who forgot is a sweet I'm wearing a hat made of leather, of course, the floor is steep I'll be upstairs, only where you can't I slept on the floor alone, I didn't sleep Now I'm hanging out, drinking, and that's it, my story And you go and bargain, you know your business While you listen to this rage, you, I know I'm a lady on the porch, in the morning, afternoon and evening I'm going to a fashionable house, I'm buying nature My collection on the chart, white bands are marked I'm famous in Russia, still unnoticed And I know a lot, on the radars, who you are You don't know me, what is my selling style I'm just speeding up, I'm El Pruz here, bam You'll hear the side business, don't fall in love, it's necessary Flash and go to the field I'm leaving the city, again the newest I watch vlogs, Medusa, I'll put it on for taste The room is inaccessible, the abyss is under my feet The clouds are in Paris, I disappear like a trick I didn't recognize your voice, a lot of smoke of my lungs Somehow I learned the language to talk to you The windows are burning at night, you look like from a picture People, palettes, braids, I'm going to the old phantom I'm a lady on the porch, in the morning, afternoon and evening I'm going to a fashionable house, I'm buying nature My kit is on the charts, white bands are marked I'm famous in Russia, still unnoticed And I know a lot, on the radars, who you are You don't know me, what is my selling style I'm just speeding up, I'm El Pruz here, bam You'll hear the side business, don't fall in love, it's necessary © transcript Emily Beynon