Taiga winter quarters, bearish lands, permanently unreliable weather…
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Only an hour and forty fly a turntable from me, two days on foot before
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Tired here for six months from this beauty, I am sure that geologists will understand me.
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It is not good to wait for the weather when you are waiting for me, let alone hours - minutes of the road.
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Chorus:
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Oh, the river, where by alloy, and where by drag.
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And taiga, all taiga...
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The romance of a geologist is not easy,
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Not easy, not easy...
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There is only one road in the taiga - along the river bank, you cut off the turbulent fords.
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And even though you have a lot of luggage, you don’t pull backpacks, fast legs always rush home easily.
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During the night, the taiga nadia will warm you up, dry yourself, drink tea from a pot.
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On the geta, I would have gotten faster anyway, yes, as always, we don’t have fuel yet.
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Chorus:
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Oh, the river, where by alloy, and where by drag.
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And taiga, all taiga...
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The romance of a geologist is not easy,
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Not easy, not easy...
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How tenacious these branches are at the very end of the path and tired of the prickly beard.
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But whether you like it or not, you have to get to the station and still I don't need a better share.
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A cheerful fast train is cozy and bright, the conductors are pretty in shape.
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In the cold North, we are warmly welcomed and the people there are really decent.
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Chorus:
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Oh, the river, where by alloy, and where by drag.
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And taiga, all taiga...
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The romance of a geologist is not easy,
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Not easy, not easy... |