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Анаша (Anasha) Lyrics by КИНО (KINO)

Начальник Камчатки (Chief of Kamchatka)

1984

[Текст песни «Анаша»]
[Куплет]
Мой чемоданчик набитый планом
Он предназначен для наркомана
Он предназначен для планокуров
Он предназначен блядям и шкурам
[Припев]
Анаша, анаша, до чего ж ты хороша

About “Анаша (Anasha)” by КИНО (KINO)

Read the complete lyrics to "Анаша (Anasha)" by КИНО (KINO) from the album "Начальник Камчатки (Chief of Kamchatka)" in 1984. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under New Wave (Rock), Советский рок (Soviet Rock), Русский (In Russian).

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"Анаша (Anasha)" appears on "Начальник Камчатки (Chief of Kamchatka)" in 1984.

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