| Abram is being carried around the street,
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| In anguish, the family goes behind the box,
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| The widow screams louder than the sawmill
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| And he has no money, no red hair.
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| Sadly leaving the synagogue,
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| wrapped in a big sheet,
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| Abram lies in satin on his bare feet,
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| Hands leaning on the motna.
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| His boilers have already been tried on by the brother-in-law,
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| And the arrows are shifting on the sly,
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| And on people he swears that in nature
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| I have never seen a more beautiful hero.
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| Already in the morning they are ironing the mold in the spirits,
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| Which was sewn to the deceased ...
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| Evon brother in Moscow has a degree,
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| But it doesn't have the proper look.
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| As the procession marches
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| Clothes are divided in the hut
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| And the soul of the labukhs is taken out,
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| And he drinks freebies.
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| On the third nail while the widow wept
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| And threw overseas cocaine,
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| The prerequisite for a scandal is ripe -
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| The deceased spoke from the ruins.
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| Lined up like a silent stage
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| With fear, Chaim swallowed his jaw,
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| Voted to face in an oligophrenic
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| And the bladder weakened.
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| In a moment, many mourners disappeared,
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| The widow suddenly became not funny at once.
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| She screamed: "Gentlemen, fill the box,
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| Everything has already been paid for a long time!”
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| And immediately on the shovels
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| There was a general demand and shortage.
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| They threw the earth like three salaries
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| For this work, everyone hangs.
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| There are splendid commemorations.
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| Relatives throw sausage.
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| The deceased is huddled in a sheet
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| In front of the doors to the Last Judgment. |