| Ask my wife, Dasha,
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| Ask her sister, Klavka,
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| Well, I didn't give in a bit,
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| Is it just that - a little - with an amendment!
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| I culturally spent Sunday,
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| I washed and steamed in the bathhouse,
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| And by dinner, as my family came together,
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| We started teasing and tales!
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| I just took a hundred grams, for the beginning
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| (Well, no more than a hundred for me to die!)
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| I see a car pull up to the house,
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| And I look - it has a regional committee number on it!
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| Well, I'm on the porch - they say, what kind of guest,
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| Whom did they bring, isn't it a Czech?!
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| And there is a guarantor, an ink nail,
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| “Sit down,” he says, “let’s go!”
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| Well, if they call me
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| That is myna-vira!
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| Morning is going on in DC
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| In defense of the world!
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| And the First is there, and the others are from the region.
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| Well, I sit down on the lieutenant's feet,
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| He is a leaf to me
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| I won't go over here either.
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| “Get acquainted,” he says, “on the way
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| With his outstanding speech!”
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| Okay - I think - fill your price,
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| Well, I'm an expert in readings, thank God!
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| We arrive, I go to the stage, And I sit down with all the culture on the side.
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| Here blinks me, I look, the chairman:
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| Like, say your working word!
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| I go out
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| And not fractionally, like a woodpecker,
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| And I say slowly and sternly:
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| “Israeli,” I say, “military
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| Known all over the world!
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| Like a mother, I say, and like a woman
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| I demand them for an answer!
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| What year am I a widow
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| All happiness is past
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| But I stand ready
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| For the cause of peace!
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| As a mother, I declare to you and as a woman!..”
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| Then my jaw dropped, straight,
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| After all, there are such blunders! |
| -
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| This son of a bitch, dude guarantor
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| Messed up the papers in the confusion!
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| And I don't know whether to continue or finish,
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| In the hall, it seems, no chuckles, no howling ...
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| The first one, too, I see, does not make faces,
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| And he nods his head to me!
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| Well, and I gave it at a gallop - in phrases,
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| (Thank God, it's always the same!)
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| And how did it end -
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| Everyone clapped together
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| The first one also - personally - clasped his hands.
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| Later he called to his fiefdom
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| And he said in front of everyone:
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| “Okay, brother, you gave them, in a working way!
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| Very well illuminated the situation!”…
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| Here is such a story! |