Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Рыбак , by - Александр Дюмин. Song from the album Стужа-Зима, in the genre ШансонRecord label: United Music Group
Song language: Russian language
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Рыбак , by - Александр Дюмин. Song from the album Стужа-Зима, in the genre ШансонРыбак(original) |
| Где-то за Курильскою грядой, |
| Где с ветрами часто спорят скалы, |
| Повстречал моряк на берегу |
| Девушку с оленьими глазами. |
| Ничего рыбак о ней не знал, |
| Вёл шаланды в море он, тоскуя. |
| Никогда ещё морской причал |
| Не встречал красавицу такую. |
| Будь, красавица, моей женой. |
| Вот шаланда, значит, счастье с нами. |
| Будь моей русалкой дорогой |
| По морям искал тебя годами. |
| Подняла красавица глаза, |
| По лицу его, ведя рукою. |
| Ведь рыбак не думал, не гадал, |
| Девушка была совсем слепою. |
| Ведь рыбак не думал, не гадал, |
| Девушка была совсем слепою. |
| Где простор широкий, маяки, |
| Видел я картину вот такую: |
| Шёл рыбак высокий и седой, |
| Под руку старушку вёл слепую. |
| Шёл рыбак высокий и седой, |
| Под руку старушку вёл слепую. |
| (translation) |
| Somewhere beyond the Kuril ridge, |
| Where the rocks often argue with the winds, |
| Met a sailor on the shore |
| The girl with deer eyes. |
| The fisherman knew nothing about her, |
| He led the scows into the sea, yearning. |
| Never before a sea pier |
| I have not met such a beauty. |
| Be, beauty, my wife. |
| Here is a scow, which means happiness is with us. |
| Be my mermaid dear |
| I have searched the seas for years. |
| The beauty lifted her eyes |
| On his face, leading with his hand. |
| After all, the fisherman did not think, did not guess, |
| The girl was completely blind. |
| After all, the fisherman did not think, did not guess, |
| The girl was completely blind. |
| Where the expanse is wide, lighthouses, |
| I saw a picture like this: |
| There was a tall and gray-haired fisherman, |
| By the hand of an old woman he led a blind woman. |
| There was a tall and gray-haired fisherman, |
| By the hand of an old woman he led a blind woman. |