In this book, the famous writer Dmitry Lekukh (“We will come to you”, “I am Russian”, “Towers and Gardens of Babylon”, “Wordplay”, “Enemy of Democracy”, etc.) appears in a new role. What he modestly calls “lyrics” are actually reflections on life and death, love and separation, friendship and betrayal. That is, about what each of us thinks about at some point. Or rather, I should think about it and say to myself, like one of her heroes: “We’re living wrong...”