| There lived a sailor. |
| Yes, believe it or not
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| But the demon beguiled him,
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| And then one day Gulliver
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| I went to the Lilliputians.
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| Kohl had a chance to reconcile
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| Them with the island of Blefuscu,
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| Don't care that there's nowhere to live
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| In Lilliputian houses.
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| Missionary since birth.
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| Bed, fireplace... Oh God!
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| Under the starry sky Gulliver
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| Set up your bed.
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| But the local light Bolgolam -
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| Jealous and so on -
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| Whispered, and the guy's hands
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| And tied up at the feet.
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| It would seem, on the contrary,
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| Who is bigger is stronger
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| But amazing people -
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| The wider the forehead and the higher the height,
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| The angrier Lilliputians!
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| In the morning to know, holding advice,
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| The giant asked
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| So that Gulliver does not offend
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| Natives weak
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| Not a word booming, like a collapse,
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| Not loud music
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| And to choose for songs
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| The place is quieter.
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| It would seem, on the contrary,
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| Who is with the world, he is wiser,
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| But amazing people -
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| The better Gulliver sings
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| The angrier Lilliputians!
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| On the renegade renegade,
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| They fooled Gulliver.
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| And a simpleton big frigate
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| He stole from the infidels.
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| The king blossomed with joy,
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| But then the Chancellor intervened:
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| “It would be nice if he brought
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| The entire fleet of Blefuscuans!”
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| It would seem, on the contrary,
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| From generosity they are generous,
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| But amazing people -
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| The more Gulliver gives
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| The angrier Lilliputians!
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| And so our sailor thought:
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| “Why am I suffering here?
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| It is necessary to be with those who are my height
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| Normally understands.
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| I will sing to them about what I want,
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| Without wasting your nerves,
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| And we will all be on the shoulder,
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| And it will become on the shoulder for all of us
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| Love and Gulliverity!” |