| We managed, and now, the last steamer,
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| Will take you far, far away.
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| Forget about pain and cold forever,
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| In the country where it will be easy and warm.
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| Hey brother, come with us - it's good there!
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| Eh, guys, I could go with you,
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| Yes, it’s more fun for me to walk in my native steppe
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| Let the sun be brighter there, the grass be greener,
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| I thought about it more than once, not twice,
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| But it’s more fun for me to walk in my native steppe!
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| Brother, hurry, hurry, no time for speeches,
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| Well, what a steppe, don't make us laugh!
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| Do you remember this fight, you barely left with you,
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| The steppe will let you down and betray you again!
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| What are you telling me about that Motherland,
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| I already know everything, but I won't go.
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| It’s more fun for me to breathe in my native steppe!
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| And it's still not clear which of us is overboard,
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| And it doesn't matter, the only thing is
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| Why should I breathe more cheerfully in my native steppe!
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| The sun covered the light with a thick veil,
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| Look around you fool - black smoke behind the mountain!
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| There is no way home, they jump like a wall
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| What would now trample on everything that was you!
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| How can you not understand that you are like fools,
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| Here I was either beaten or fed by hand,
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| I learned to love in spite of.
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| I fought for something, searched, found,
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| And in the end, the meaning turned out to be one -
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| It’s more fun for me to lie in my native steppe!
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| It’s more fun for me to walk in my native steppe!
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| It’s more fun for me to breathe in my native steppe!
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| To me in my native steppe. |