And on the icons there is gold, oh-pa, and there is fog in the eyes.
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The gypsy choir is full of life.
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And the blood rages at the bottom of the soul,
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And the little head repeats: "Yes, the truth is in wine."
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And the blood rages at the bottom of the soul,
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And the little head repeats: "Yes, the truth is in wine."
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And the taverns are made of marble, oh-pa, and there is a bear in the door.
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Don't wake up the drunk, let him die.
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And I'm in a silk shirt ironing silk hair,
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I drink immensely bitter in the spell of black dreams.
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A gypsy girl will spin to a violin vulture,
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Wake up the drunk, he is hoarse to die.
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On the first snowball, oh, how good!
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Harness, count, nervous, and red-haired.
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Rushing around the city and on such a night,
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Yes, crush vodka on the lion's faces.
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I will look into the Summer Garden, I will embrace the goddesses.
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My three-year-old stallion, you run, don't lay a sheet.
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And where are you going? |
Oh pa! |
Yes, nowhere. |
Well, did the years shrink?
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Well, what do you look like as an enemy?
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Are you with an icon? |
Yes, brother, this is nonsense.
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After all, your gold is always, more precisely, Mammon's gold.
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And in St. Petersburg there is silence and grace.
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Yes, wake up the drunk, oh, it's a sin to die like that.
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And on the icons there is gold, oh-pa, and there is fog in the eyes.
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Yes, the gypsy choir is full of life. |