| And yet there is a river of love.
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| And there is depth in it, there are shallows.
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| Above her once nightingales
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| And day and night they sang songs to us.
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| There were other times
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| When in the arms of the current
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| Both joys and sorrows
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| And she brought us happiness.
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| River of love.
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| River, river of love.
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| Oh, how she sang songs to us!
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| Nightingales don't sing like that either.
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| And suddenly she calmed down, grew shallow
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| River of love, river of love.
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| Ripples still sparkle, but the bottom
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| Already shining in the rays of the sunset.
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| But not so long ago
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| We were happy with every meeting.
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| And now, like the shores,
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| Which do not connect.
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| And now we only dream of happiness,
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| How clouds dream of waves.
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| River of love.
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| River, river of love.
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| Oh, how she sang songs to us!
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| Nightingales don't sing like that either.
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| And suddenly she calmed down, grew shallow
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| River of love, river of love.
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| And this is the author's poem by Nikolai Konstantinovich Starshinov "The River of Love"!
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| And yet there is a river of love!
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| She runs, even though there is no urine ...
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| But once days and nights
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| Nightingales chirped above her.
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| Yes, you know there were times
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| When in the arms of the current
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| And joys and sorrows,
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| And she carried life and death.
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| How bitter she was to me!
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| I was ready to despair...
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| But, as you know, everything ends, -
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| And you are not the same, the river.
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| Not the same, not the same, not the same at all:
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| Where are the crests of waves with steep rises,
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| Well, where are they, with whirlpools
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| Your former whirlpools?
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| Now you're barely flowing
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| And nightingales do not beckon with trills
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| And rises above the shoals
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| Half grass.
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| But I ask you: murmur,
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| Sing a song to the coastal line,
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| After all, you still
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| Feed the bright keys. |