| Goodbye, mother, let me report: I'm leaving tomorrow morning for the ocean.
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| Goodbye, mother, let me put your photo with your father in my pocket.
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| Sorry, mother, that I say goodbye in a hurry, the order was given to serve my native country.
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| And the division commander - he will not tell everything in verse, even at night in bed to his wife.
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| Chorus:
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| On command, the stern was given, gulls and cormorants over the wave.
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| The Earth's ball will meet us with depth behind the Ara-lip.
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| The nuclear boat is my home, I will go out on the undercarriage for the last time.
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| We will lift the hatch over our heads behind the Ara-lip.
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| Goodbye, mother, let me report: in the Voentorg there is a suit that can fit me.
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| When I return from autonomy, I will hardly live with you, because I want to get married.
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| Chorus:
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| In the meantime, in the blue, I'm on a combat watch,
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| Our business is to live with one pipe behind Ara-lip.
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| Doctor, mother, uniformed hero, he will put the dead in line.
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| By the way, mom, they feed for slaughter for Ara-lip.
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| Goodbye, mother, let me report: in the locker is my three-month salary.
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| It is unlikely that it will be enough for you to live until the Trinity, but before Easter it will come down in order.
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| Chorus:
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| The boatswain paints the eggs under water, the combat alarm is set aside,
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| The cowboy smokes his Marlboro for Ara-lip.
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| Nicholas the saint, our saint, patron of all the fate of the sea,
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| Be with us. |
| And we are always with you behind Ara-lip. |