I forget Chekhov, I don’t go by the rules, I go to the kitchen with Belomorin every night
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five.
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The roof left, didn’t leave the address, and now I don’t know where to look for it.
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The roof left, didn’t leave the address, and now I don’t know where to look for it.
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The doorways will hit me, a sinner, on the forehead, at night I run around, shouting:
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"Help, pigeons, citizens of the heart, if you meet a roof - I'm looking for it!"
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Chorus:
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And how I loved her from the tiles to the rafters, from the wisp of smoke from the chimney to
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hayloft!
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I went to bed with her and got up, like people lived and died, but the roof came off.
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Everything was not enough for her!
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I went to bed with her and got up, like people lived and died, but the roof came off.
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Everything was not enough for her!
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In the yard on a bench I will sit down with a miserable woman, I will tell my friend about my misfortune
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And about the fact that the sparrow chirped me just now - it seems that he saw the roof in the city
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garden.
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Chorus:
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But how I loved her, on Sundays I washed her with soap, I made sure that in the summer she did not
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wasps pestered.
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She always had enough warmth, she never leaked, but then she took it and dumped it without
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questions.
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She always had enough warmth, she never leaked, but then she took it and dumped it without
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questions.
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The doors are boarded up and the locks are hung, someone would put a celandine to his heart.
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I would roll into Sochi, send everyone to the goblin and sail away on a white boat with a roof!
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I would roll into Sochi, send everyone to the goblin and sail away on a white boat with a roof!
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Chorus:
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And how I loved her from the tiles to the rafters, from the wisp of smoke from the chimney to
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hayloft.
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I went to bed with her and got up, like people lived and died, but the roof came off.
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Everything was not enough for her.
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I went to bed with her and got up, like people lived and died, but the roof came off.
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All in all she was… |