| Small girlish, small girlish tower-terem-teremok,
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| In the frozen window I breathed a sip.
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| And I look, as if through snowdrifts, along a snowy path
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| My dear hurries to the house with his head uncovered.
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| Chorus:
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| Oh, behind a snowstorm of powder, and I sing songs,
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| Oh, you come, my dear, I will drink strong tea.
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| I'll draw the curtain, I'll heat the stove hotter,
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| The whole world will not know how much I love dear.
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| There he ran onto the porch, the snow shakes off his feet,
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| Be careful, my friend, you will knock over the tower.
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| Chorus:
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| Oh, behind a snowstorm of powder, and I sing songs,
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| Oh, you come, my dear, I will drink strong tea.
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| Losing.
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| The floorboards creaked on the porch and from the porches,
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| The dear mother-in-law bowed, the mother-in-law spat in her heart.
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| And I look, as if through snowdrifts, along a snowy path
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| My dear is sailing in an unknown direction.
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| Chorus:
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| Oh, behind a snowstorm of powder, and I sing songs,
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| Oh, you come, my dear, I will drink strong tea.
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| Oh, yes, behind a snowstorm of powder, and I sing songs,
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| Oh, yes, you come, my dear, I will drink strong tea. |