| Well, I leaned back - what a bazaar-station!
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| I bought a ticket to the Big Dyshlo collective farm, -
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| After all, I gave up on banditry,
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| Everything is in the mind - but the crap still came out.
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| Seki, chief: I was sitting on the slope of the day,
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| I looked at the whores and peacefully ate a donut,
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| When suddenly this fraer heals me,
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| He shouts: "Come on, goat, lend me a little chervonka!"
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| Everything boiled, by nature, inside,
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| And I almost pushed him between the horn.
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| But we were taught consciousness in the camps, -
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| And I restrained myself, I didn’t even take out the scraper.
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| I would give him blood rubles, -
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| But I myself stuck around because of the gop-stop.
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| I shout to him: “Colleague, fuck off!
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| I don't like your muzzle covered in eels!"
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| To rot in the storm, boss, if I'm lying,
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| But if at night this parasite's muzzle
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| Put with my ass on the corner -
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| Everyone would have yelled that they were two bandits.
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| I didn’t show off to him: “Get lost, baby!”
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| I shout to him that here, they say, everything is legal:
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| "Well, you'll fly into the "chervonets" for a gold piece, -
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| And there is no joke, fellow countryman, there is still a zone!”
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| But he is rude, although he looks like a tramp, -
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| Brass knuckles, demon, hit me in the face ...
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| Then all my willpower ended, -
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| And here I am, and this muzzle is in the morgue.
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| Seki, chief: I told the whole truth
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| And peacefully walked here accompanied.
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| After all, I gave up with banditry, -
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| Give me back my release certificate! |