| Night, Moscow, three stations are on fire,
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| A soft wagon is rocking the aurora train,
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| Again I'm Zorro under Smirnov vodka,
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| No conversation, I'm from the St. Petersburg house.
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| Aprons, forests and vaults fly by,
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| In them, in a muddy fire, a conductor drives a glare.
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| Mmmm I closed my eyes
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| And the familiar voice of Cooper woke me up in the morning.
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| Well, today I have a holiday - Sheff arrived,
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| How many autumn, spring and summer we have not seen you,
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| Okay, how are you, how are you,
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| How is it in Moscow, how is the family and all that.
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| Taste St. Petersburg oxygen
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| Let's take a sip of beer, drive around the districts,
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| Today the wheelbarrow gave me what I need
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| Not far from here, the bazaar is here and the whole thing came out.
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| We go, we swing, the music takes us,
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| Enjoy, funny, nothing bothers us,
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| The day skips, the evening continues, the night catches up,
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| It drives you into the gates.
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| Well, Sheff, the city overexcites you,
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| What questions could Cooper have at this time.
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| Dark night, native city, Peter - I'm yours,
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| Dark night…
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| Night, Peter, in the face of a cool wind,
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| All the casinos on Nevsky are shining with neon lights,
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| We are going, we are throwing themes with words,
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| We are approaching Griboedov's friend from behind.
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| On the right side, whores lined up in height,
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| Everyone looks at me like I'm a fat uncle,
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| Cooper, by the way, there used to be a bathhouse here,
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| Where is she? |
| Sheff, do you need it?
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| Three cormorants opened their mouths from nine,
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| These are the jackals of the free channel,
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| Without an interval from the stone of the quarter,
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| I stole this car from the Moscow railway station.
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| And let's close this topic, it's better to go out for a walk,
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| Let's drop into Gribych, read into the microphones,
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| Drinking, summaries, maps, dancing,
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| What do boys need to have fun?
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| The bartender has already prepared a cocktail for us,
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| Shall we have a drink? |
| Let's drink! |
| we drink.
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| Bach, we are sitting on a wheelbarrow, contemplating a clearing
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| Yes, he is Peter, he is mine anyway.
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| Peter, you are mine, peter raw, hero
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| Peter is nocturnal, I was born here.
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| Four o'clock in the morning, the arrow got up,
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| Awakening sharply from brewer's yeast.
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| There is a word in the first letter, let's step back from it,
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| Where there is a lot of everything, I am no longer there.
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| Okay, I'll score, it's time to go,
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| I see a wheelbarrow - it is broken into meat.
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| What happened to the car, what happened to us at night,
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| Sheff, why are my clothes in tatters?
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| Dark nights, warmer than in Sochi,
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| It's a shame, but in July there are only white nights.
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| Here everyone hones his style as he wants,
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| On the banks of the Neva lies the native sand,
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| New car with Gatchina numbers.
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| Grandmas are spent, we are going in the opposite direction,
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| Comfort is provided with good speakers,
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| Nevsky is full of busty beauties,
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| It's a pity, but I need to be in Moscow city,
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| And you can't say to the deeds: Wait!
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| No arrow tomorrow, okay, Cooper bye!
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| But Peter, dear, we love you! |