Eh, pour the staff, and sew up my bag -
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For a line - a stitch, and for words - two seams.
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And let the damp blizzard cut the rigmarole
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And weave hemp yarn into lace.
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Sing the mute! |
And I'll drink myself.
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And you do not spare me - cut me with a blow of a spear.
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But look - there was a wormwood on the chest.
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Having scratched the edges, the boat beats in the wound.
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And the scarlet key sang, boiled, boiled,
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The boat twirled on a merry stream.
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And I also added salt, topped up with a glass of vodka,
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He stirred it and swam in the underwear.
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So splash the staff, and tighten the strap
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God, the Son and the Spirit have an oar in the wheel.
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And let the wet blizzard gently spread the bed
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And the earth will cover your face with dirty fluff.
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Tied into wreaths is a small forest along the river.
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Twist your tongue - they will tear off your head.
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Lights will flash at the last outpost,
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And the sentry will block the road with a bayonet.
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- Forgive me my sins! |
I don't remember prayers.
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But if you want, I will pray for sins with verses,
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But explain - I love because it hurts,
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Or does it hurt because I love you?
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No bridle, no saddle. |
Everyone at the expense. |
Everything is down.
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But somehow tightened up. |
And out — went on a trot!
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It doesn't matter that the man hasn't been found yet.
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A lonely woman is always on the loose.
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And our truth is simple, but the cross is not enough for it
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From straw faith to "save-save".
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After all, the saints in Russia - just know to endure.
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This is the highest measure. |
Mow-bury.
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So you, brother, come on, you skip, don't be a fool!
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Yes, wait a minute, it seems that you are familiar to me ...
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The sentry of all times will smile: “Look! |
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And lift my eyelids with a hot bayonet.
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So sew up my bag, and pour the staff!
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For a line - a sip, and for words - and all two.
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And let the damp blizzard cut white silk,
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Finely twists the gimp and weaves lace ... |