| Soaked gunpowder scattered in the wind, | 
| And we get used, like grandfathers, exactly, | 
| Drive evenings in unpretentious disputes, | 
| Listen to fables and crush water. | 
| Once they were noisy, now they have subsided, | 
| Under old age kindly - | 
| peace and honor | 
| And the fact that again Yaroslavna in Putivl | 
| Grieves and cries, so it does not count. | 
| We won’t dip our sleeves in Kayala, | 
| We will not put bread in the prisoner's palm, | 
| sinless lackey, | 
| stock up on stones | 
| Learn, ahead of time, righteous anger! | 
| Not without reason from school science | 
| We are sweeter than words - | 
| I wash my hands, you wash your hands, | 
| He washes his hands | 
| And at least the grass doesn't grow! | 
| Not higher mathematics | 
| And just like twice two! | 
| So hello forever, slave wisdom, | 
| Wisdom to chew, and mumble, and listen, | 
| And remember that folk spears | 
| The people will not allow anyone to break. | 
| Above the potter's circle he sings about a cart | 
| Hard time, immortal potter. | 
| And the tanks are moving along the Wenceslas paving stones | 
| And our armored train is standing at Hradchan! | 
| And the song grows stronger - soar fires, | 
| And the song grows stronger - "fly up the bonfires!" | 
| And ashes with ashes wherever you go. | 
| The nights rise like bonfires in Ostrava, | 
| In the Mordovian forests and in the Kazakh steppe. | 
| In the north and in the south - | 
| Smoke over the rusty ground | 
| And I wash my hands! | 
| And you wash your hands! | 
| And he washes his hands | 
| Saving your miserable Rome! | 
| And there is nothing to pretend - we know what we are doing! |