| The month of March brought spring, a rook sat on a branch.
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| The world is not worth your tears, Masha, don't cry.
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| You won’t help, Masha, you are burning for me,
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| From your beauty, Mash, I'm going to prison.
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| I'm leaving for the bunk, the country called.
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| All the girls are in pairs, and you are alone again.
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| Again you will be secret from the children until the morning
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| Collect tea and sugar for me in the government house.
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| The thief sticks to the pocket, and the sparrow to the bars,
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| He will chirp in the morning, and I will remember you.
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| I took a walk, Masha, you are your seventeen years old.
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| Exactly the same amount of me is not with you.
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| Yes, and I, dear, have not gone bald from the pillows.
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| Our hut is from the edge, since I was a kid I hung.
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| I will carry love for those, Masha, through the years,
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| Through the control lane.
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| You know, I love people in the spring.
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| The mouse runs to me, I feed it.
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| He told us about our house, where everything lies.
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| Don't be afraid of her, Masha, if she comes running.
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| Mouse mouse, only I miss you longing.
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| Yesterday I spilled water as it is in a dream.
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| My neighbor explained this dream to me in the morning:
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| Apparently, soon I will die at the dawn of years.
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| The guards urinate every day more and more angrier and angrier,
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| Buds swell. |
| In the hospital, or what, lie down?
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| In the hospital, Masha, I can’t lie down in hipish.
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| In the hospital, Masha, blessings to the Urka.
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| I'll go to bed, I'll read "Our Father",
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| I will pray for you and for the children, Mash,
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| I will beat the bows until the call -
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| I give you the right word, convict.
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| The bear climbed up the slope and went down.
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| After all, I am Masha, a classy thief, a recidivist thief.
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| Then I look into an empty glass - sad and bright,
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| Then I break a big bank, a smaller one sucks.
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| Masha, Masha, don't cry, I listened to the poet:
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| The ball will not sink in the river - this is about me.
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| I will jump more in my native country,
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| I'll put a rupee in her account and return home.
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| The thief sticks to the pocket, and the sparrow to the bars,
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| He will chirp in the morning, and I will remember you.
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| I took a walk, Masha, you are your seventeen years old.
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| Exactly the same amount of me is not with you.
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| I'll go to bed, I'll read "Our Father",
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| I will pray for you and for the children, Mash,
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| I will beat the bows until the call -
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| I give you the right word, convict. |