| It's raining on the pass
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| Behind him, the howls of the mullah are not heard.
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| Thin sky and thin front-line sheep.
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| It's raining on the pass
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| And the mortar barrels cool down,
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| And there is time
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| And there is time
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| And there is time to drop a couple of lines for you, dear.
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| It will pour all night
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| Here, mom, the rainy season has begun,
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| And there is no connection, and the radio operator's mat comes from the heart.
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| It's raining on the pass
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| And we would like to throw off the "two hundredth" cargo as soon as possible
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| And hurry up
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| And hurry up
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| And quickly sew up the torn berets.
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| Tobacco will end soon -
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| We would have dry leaves,
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| Glorious trumpet would come out
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| From a newspaper article.
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| But the downpour, the endless downpour...
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| And soon morning, and we must go.
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| It's raining on the pass
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| And he is for snipers to help and luck.
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| The fighters are relaxed - not everything that is flooded for warmth is good.
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| It's raining on the pass.
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| And he sees the suits of our cards in the sight,
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| And who walked
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| And who walked
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| And whoever went forward will simply go to the left.
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| Tobacco will end soon -
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| We would have dry leaves,
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| Glorious trumpet would come out
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| From a newspaper article.
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| But the downpour, the endless downpour...
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| And soon morning, and we must go.
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| It's raining on the pass
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| Mushroom places here, to walk around with a basket.
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| There are copses here, like in our old dacha.
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| I've been on armor for six years
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| And I always want to ask:
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| Why are we here?
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| Why are we here?
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| Let someone clearly explain my problem.
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| Why are we here
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| Why are we here?
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| For the twentieth year, my country has been crying from Afghanistan. |