I don't understand why "твоя" is acting as a subject here instead of "ты", but I decided to translate it as "you" rather than "your" for readability. Same goes for "твоя башня упал" -- it should be "твоя башня упалa", but Tsoi seems to have made a stylistic choice to use the masculine form of the past tense verb -- and "Твоя улыбчив".

Also, just from the way Victor Tsoi sings "Потому что не слушал советов, амигос!" it seems more like he's saying "Потому что не слушал советов амигос!" ("Because you didn't listen to the amigos' advice!"). However, in all the Russian lyrics I've seen, there's a comma separating советов and амигос, meaning that амигос probably isn't in the genitive case.