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Gorky Park

Gorky Park (international title) or Парк Горького (Russian title) is a Russian glam metal band, that gained mainstream popularity in the United States during Perestroika. Gorky Park is famous for its kitsch use of western stereotypes of Russians, such as pseudo-traditional clothing, balalaika-like guitar design and the hammer and sickle as their logo. It was the first Russian band to be aired on MTV.

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1992

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[We’re sorry… All circuits are busy now…
Please, try to call later…
You’re a phonomaniac…]

Yeah-ieyh, hah-ieyh
Yeah-ieyh
Moscow calling

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh

(Uh) Getting on a phone with a busy line
Knocking on a phone and losing my mind
Never, never, never, never realize
It feels so far, like a million miles

Give me, give me, give me, give me little hand
Just listen to your heart, don’t consider it
Looking out at a city night
I see your eyes in city lights

Moscow calling – Operator, don’t tease me
Moscow calling – Hey, operator, what’s going on?
Moscow calling – All the circuits are busy
Moscow calling – I’m going on, ain’t giving it up

(Hey, hello! Ah?)

(Uh) Party, party, party, party somewhere, going crazy
Night is calling me out there
I grip the phone
I’m having no choice

No coffee, no beer, no cigarette
Line’s still busy
Operator on the other end
I need your voice, I need to hear your voice

Moscow calling – Operator, don’t tease me
Moscow calling – Operator, what’s going on?
Moscow calling – And all the circuits are busy
Moscow calling – I’m going on, ain’t giving it up

I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac [x6]

Yeah-ieyh, hah-ieyh
Yeah-ieyh
Moscow calling

[Solo]

When I hear your voice I wanna kiss the phone
I wanna get paid for the weeks I stayed alone
I have no one else to call
For you I wanna save it all

But nothing gets through
I’m going on and on
I feel I’m gonna break this telephone

Moscow calling
(All the circuits are busy now)
Moscow calling
(Wir haben trotzdem probleme)     [we still have problems]              [German]
Moscow calling
(Toutes les lignes sont occupies)   [all lines are occupied]                     [French]
Moscow calling
(Alle dinge sind bestimmt)           [all things are determined]           [German]
Moscow calling
(A, le linie sempre sono occupati) [ah, the lines are always busy]       [Italian]
Moscow calling
(Están esperando por noche tiempo) [they’re waiting for night time] [Spanish]
Moscow calling
(U, non posso parlare)                 [uh, I cannot speak]                      [Italian]
Moscow calling

Moscow calling – Operator, don’t tease me
Moscow calling – Tell me, operator, what’s going on?
Moscow calling – And all the circuits are busy
Moscow calling – I’m going on, ain’t giving it up

I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac

(Wow!) I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac (phonomaniac)
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac
(Yeah) I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac (phonomaniac)
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac (a phonomaniac!)

I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac
I’m phono-, phono-, phono-, phonomaniac


Yeah-ieyh (hey, hey, hey), hah-ieyh (hey, hey, hey, hey)
Yeah-ieyh (hey, hey, hey, hey, hey)
Moscow calling

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