Pasosh – Stop, Max
Останови is the imperative form (informal) meaning stop. Addressed to Макс (= Max), who is behind the wheel of a машина (car). The trip isn’t going very well. Я уже близок к тому, чтобы сомкнуть руки на твоей шее: I’m close to putting my hands around your neck. Мне кажется, эта машина везёт нас ко дну – it seems this car is taking us to the bottom.
So stop, Макс.
Макс?
Ма-а-акс!
( Lyrics)
More about Pasosh / Пасош (from Moscow) on Wikipedia, Bandcamp, Facebook, Instagram, VK, and their website.
Most of the music here is also in an
R1 playlist on YouTube (in order of release).
See also
Best Russian Music and
Russian Song Lyrics.
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