| On a working afternoon, I woke up standing:
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| Again the mattress got confused with the wall.
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| I got out of the binge alone,
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| But — here they are! |
| - today is a day off.
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| And time passed not shaky and not roll.
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| Liver pie was burning in the kitchen.
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| The little world of the Khrushchev-communal apartment creaked,
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| And the slippers purred at the feet.
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| Neighbor Burshtein shyly beat his neighbor.
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| She and I set the horns on him.
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| I would not go on reconnaissance here with anyone,
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| I have no one to go to the enemy's lair with.
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| One welded steel doors for himself.
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| Another rhyme drips until the morning.
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| I'm lonely. |
| I do not believe anyone.
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| Yes, however, God knows, the loss is small
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| All their brother and their sister.
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| The screen, and in the morning the skates are ringing ...
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| Real men play hockey.
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| They sing on the radio that there is no reason for longing,
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| And this is her main reason.
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| In Trud, a sensational note
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| About the fact that the taiga is still making noise.
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| And I really want to explore,
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| Leave and not return to this cage
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| Leave - in what you have - deep behind enemy lines.
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| From the fraternal countries, the press tells me:
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| Poles are recovering from stress.
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| The pest Lech Walesa is pressed to the nail,
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| Who dreamed of poisoning all of Warsaw.
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| Yes, not everyone has yet grasped the essence of progress
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| And in three pines sometimes they do not see the forest.
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| The aggressor rattles with ammunition,
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| But TASS is authorized to declare:
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| “A heavy smog enveloped Washington.
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| Unhappy life without work
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| In the vaunted jungle of stone freedom,
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| Where the CIA and the Pentagon rule.
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| Among the capitalists of our countries
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| The frenzy of military psychosis is growing.
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| They scare the red menace
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| Deceived workers and peasants.
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| And Reagan - a thief, a cowboy and a pederast -
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| Put the world on the nuclear map. |
| “I'm worried. |
| I bite my mattress.
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| I'm trembling like an SS-20 before launch.
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| Hockey is over. |
| The dragonflies have gone.
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| And on the second they rape the clarinet.
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| Yes, how is it possible? |
| After all, there is a threat!
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| And there is nothing worse than a threat!
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| Yes, I got out of the binge just in time...
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| We will not give up our dear Kostroma!
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| Favorite city can sleep peacefully
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| And peacefully turn green in the middle of winter.
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| I'll put a Budyonovka on the back of my head.
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| Am I not a patriot, even though I drink?
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| I will hand over a bag of empty bottles to the Peace Fund
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| And I'll hide a parachute from the mattress.
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| I'll take an advance. |
| I'll buy myself a ticket
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| On the first flight to Western Europe.
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| In the square of Hamburg - sorry, I'm going to the toilet! |
| -
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| I'll tear the ring and unwind the lines.
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| I will pass like a lynx from the Alps to Onega
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| The path of partisan highways.
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| Everything is derailed - trams and carts.
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| Don't forget, bastards, Stalingrad!
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| I will count all the bayonets and guns.
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| Let my connected spine be opened -
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| I go around the traps like a plastuna
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| And I go on the air at any cost.
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| I am the shield and sword of my native Land of the Soviets!
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| Until they have time to impose on me -
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| Break the wings of all rockets
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| To report to the mainland:
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| Like, the proletarian fig came out to Bonn.
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| Tell your mom - NATO is on the tail!
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| Your son fights to the last bullet
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| On the enemy's nameless height.
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| I want to jump under the wheels with a grenade,
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| But have time to swallow the banner of the unit.
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| Then remain silent during torture and interrogation,
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| And before death, sing about Katyusha.
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| Bodun grew stronger. |
| It's time to take the pill.
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| A secret callsign squealed in my ears.
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| On weekends, I really want to go to reconnaissance.
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| Aida guys! |
| which of you is with me? |