| Ah, if it were possible, I would squander my whole life with gypsies,
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| Oh, if it were possible, I would squander all my money from gypsies,
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| I would walk at night, pour golden wine like a river into a glass.
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| Oh, if it were possible, I would squander my whole soul with the gypsies.
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| I would sing by the fire and dance with a gypsy to the tambourine,
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| I would catch the stars that fell from heaven and throw them into the fire.
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| And some gypsy, tired to tears of yearning for love,
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| He would have taught me to play the guitar with brute force, like him.
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| Chorus:
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| There is no silence without the steppe, sparks of flame are needed, and I need my pain.
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| Let my soul hurt, slowly, slowly, my heart will carve.
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| Let him stir, tell fortunes, and you dance, gypsies, dance, the thread breaks, the thread of life.
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| And in the midst of that dance I would suddenly drop my head in my hands,
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| I would suffocate from tears, and what happened to me, I would forget forever.
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| Dresses would be full of colors, a monist would rattle, I would hug someone's body ...
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| Oh, if it were possible, I would squander my whole life with gypsies.
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| Dresses would be full of colors, a monist would rattle, I would hug someone's body ...
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| Oh, if it were possible, I would squander all my money from the gypsies.
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| The heart is hot - how to live? |
| A swarthy shoulder will call you to the camp for knives.
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| Where, who do you guess, is the daughter of the steppe, always drunk by the sun, tipsy in the rain?
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| Your little sister dances the meadows - the dawn, and the fires burn, burn.
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| Chorus:
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| The wind swayed the poplar, and swarthy shoulders were colored in the night.
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| Birch bark will flare up brightly, where are you, fiery? |
| Be my friend.
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| Night, please, do not beat with a whip, do not forget forever then the torment of death,
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| Do not forget the wagon's creaking and how the faithful strings were torn from melancholy, the faithful strings. |