| Tonight is a hell of a frost.
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| Open, hostess, a former soldier!
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| Let me get warm, I'm completely cold,
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| Enemies burned down my native hut.
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| Let me get warm, I'm completely cold,
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| Enemies burned down my native hut.
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| Crossed with the true cross,
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| You silently move a stool for me,
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| And you put the samovar on the table
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| On a clean starch napkin.
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| And you will get kalachi out of the oven,
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| With a long grip, managing deftly.
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| You go to the closet, the keys will jingle.
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| You will return with your cherished pint.
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| I will play your harmonica.
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| I'll tear your three-row from the bottom of my heart.
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| Why are you sitting as if on an icon?
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| Come on, dance, dance, dance...
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| When hops swirl my thoughts
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| And "Victory Day" I won't finish,
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| Then you put me to bed
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| Then you yourself will quietly lie down on the edge.
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| And in an hour I will turn my back to the wall.
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| I mutter with a guilty grin:
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| - I'm not a soldier. |
| Why do you believe me?
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| I lied everything. |
| My native house is intact.
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| I am not a soldier. |
| Why do you believe me?
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| I lied everything. |
| Whole home.
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| And it has everything - a watch and a vacuum cleaner.
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| And there is quite enough comfort in it.
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| I deceived you - I didn't freeze at all!
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| Yes, it's only three minutes walk.
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| I deceived you - I didn't freeze at all!
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| Yes, it's only three minutes walk.
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| The purpose of my visit is known -
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| To sleep with a neighbor-widow...
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| And you will answer: - It's nothing ...
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| And quietly shake your head.
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| And you will answer: - It's nothing ...
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| And quietly shake your head.
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| And then I'll understand something
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| And I will seriously regret something.
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| And I will hug you tighter
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| And I will warm you until I warm you up.
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| Yes, I'll hug you tight
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| And I will become a son, husband, matchmaker, brother.
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| After all, it is difficult for a person to be alone,
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| When the enemies burned his native hut.
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| After all, it is difficult for a person to be alone,
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| When the enemies burned down their own house. |