Along the Don, along the Don, along the native father, along the freemen, along the Russian, along the river.
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To get home, to get home, the young man can not wait to snuggle up to his wife.
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Ugry, ugry, native steppe, open spaces and the joyful song of the lark.
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The water sparkles, the boat rushes like a bird, let the wave wash the shores.
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Chorus:
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife.
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife.
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How much suffering there was during the trials, all troubles gather to gawk,
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There is no greater evil, they played brother against brother, look, a wounded bear is fighting.
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They burned an eye for an eye, like the Finist-Clear Falcon from the ashes, be reborn, little side.
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With whom they fought and cut themselves, those who have not yet been born will bring down the Don Cossack.
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Chorus:
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife.
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife.
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, according to the native father, along the freemen, along the Russian, along the river.
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To get home, to get home, the young man can not wait to snuggle up to his wife.
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Ugry, ugry, native steppe, open spaces and the joyful song of the lark.
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The water sparkles, the boat rushes like a bird, let the wave wash the shores.
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Chorus:
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife.
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For the share of Don I will pour a glass, for the young and the old man,
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For human pain, for children, for my own mother, and for my wife. |