I rise somewhere high... Everything feels like a dream... The pounding, exhilarating music... Disposable beer cups raised in the air, splashing drink everywhere... The angry shout of a short girl with cuss words... A scene... Somewhere on the street, a guy who grew up in Russia is being kicked with boots... White shoelaces... Skinheads preparing for a football match like school kids: pencils, knives, notebooks, sticks... A crowd of teenagers dressed in black... Pants adorned with chains... A guttural voice screaming to the beat of a song... Night. One can live in a rhythm where there is no sleep. Where there is no tolerance, no citizens of other countries, no yes or no, nothing at all except the first person. I remember how my dad used to listen to rock in the garage. Back in those non-commercial years, when bands were more well-known than they are now, but there wasn’t such blind idolization, in those years when we could all gather in one place, and it didn’t matter where you we
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