| Dah-town! doldrums! |
| Depression’s a local custom |
| If I had waited 'til I had the money |
| I’d have never left it |
| Found no exit |
| Every reason to stay |
| Was reason to get out of there faster |
| Yet sixteen postcards later |
| Can’t believe that I’ve made it here |
| To a cafe by a river |
| Where street lamps shame the lovers |
| And any time I want to |
| I can be one of them |
| Told that crazy Russian |
| To practice his jazz driving |
| With some other hitch-hiker |
| At land’s end, lovely weather |
| But weird food, weirder water |
| «Heads'»? I stay, «Tails»? back on the train |
| I meet this Charlie |
| With a package at the border |
| No questions, if there’s a jam |
| Claim I’m Canadian |
| At last, wild and reckless |
| 'Fore I could say I wasn’t that kind of girl, I was |
| At the corner of a one-way and nowhere |
| Some city, can’t pronounce the name |
| Got lost, on purpose |
| Careful, cautious kept me home |
| Big teasers, promised plenty |
| Here I’ve got nothing, and nothing is, nothing is |
| luxury |
| Trick English, Italian gestures, survival French |
| Got me in the casino |
| An evening at the wheels |
| A double zero won a mercenary |
| Who bought me drinks and dinner |
| But I had enough of soldiers |
| Last seat on the last express |
| To «I'll know when I get there» |
| How the world is stuck together |
| As long as there is motion |
| There’ll be adventures |