Who's to say which one of us is right
Everything ain't always black and white
Now trying to change it ain't easy
Nobody wants to believe me
I guess that I'm just that kind that won't give up
Every day is like an uphil climb
We've got to learn to change
And leave the past behind
But trying to change it ain't easy
Nobody wants to believe me
No matter what I do it never seems to be enough
But I won't give up no I won't give up
Tell me why why why oh whyaiaia
We can't find the time to tryaiaia
Tell me why why why oh whyaiaia
I can't win this fight without you
I know sometimes it seems to so hard
But just reach out and well be where you are
Oh you can make it so easy
If you'd only believe me
And try together cause we'll be there for you
And we won't give up no we won't give up
Raise your hand together
Take a stand together
let's all try to win this fight
Gorky Park is a Russian rock band formed in Moscow during the 1980s. The band's name comes from Gorky Park, a popular green area in the capital of Russia. The original lineup included: Alexei Belov (vocals), Nikolay Noskov (guitar), Konstantin Kinchev (bass) and Yuri Shevchuk (drums). Their musical style is a mix of Western rock and Soviet influences, with lyrics often in Russian that deal with social and political themes. Gorky Park achieved international success in the 1990s with their self-titled album *Gorky Park*, produced by Mike Clink, famous for his work with Guns N' Roses. The album includes the singles "Moscow Calling" and "Bang", which became hits in Europe and the United States. After a period of hiatus, the band reunited in 2010 and continues to perform in Russia and abroad. Some of their most representative songs: *Gorky Park*, *Moscow Calling*, *Stare*, *Bang*.
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