| Well, that's all: a course is laid, and a kit is on board,
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| Again, the ocean called us on a hike.
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| Again we bear one fate, again one for all,
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| Again, our kaperang got up in the CPU.
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| But, my friend, how right you are that you have envied me all your life.
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| A wave hits the wheelhouse, and the wind rips the guis.
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| And if it weren't for the heat, I would have invented a boat again,
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| If luck smiles at us, I will return.
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| How good, there is a rumor, in the submarine to sailors -
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| They give wine and give chocolate.
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| And now I'll give the whole world for air,
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| But the bottom is near, and the clouds are not here.
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| But, my friend, how right you are: I lived wrong all the time,
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| And if water breaks into our compartment,
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| In order to save our friends, we will tear ourselves up tightly,
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| Everyone who swore an oath to the depths knows this.
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| We remember those who did not come, who did not hug the children,
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| Their wives cannot cry out their eyes forever.
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| Gray is the snow that was falling when the Varyag was flying
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| Over ice water, you can not forget.
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| But, my friend, how right you are that you envied me all your life,
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| Even in the death of a brother, we feel a shoulder.
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| And if not for the heat, I would have invented a boat again...
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| Be healthy, old man! |
| I hug you warmly.
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| And if not for the heat, I would have invented a boat again...
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| Be healthy, old man! |
| I hug you warmly.
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| I'm leaving, old man! |
| I hug you warmly. |