I went for a walk in the big garden.
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I went to ask, I need advice.
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And the white birches told me:
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Stop loving him or there will be tears.
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Nuts fell behind my back
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And in his head is not love - joy.
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"Why do you need him," the pear rustled,
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But I didn't want to listen anymore.
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Chorus:
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will leave everything for the sake of your tender eyes,
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Let's divide happiness into two.
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will fly after you like a white bird,
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I don't want another.
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I went for a walk in the big garden.
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I went to ask, I need advice.
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But white lilacs whispered to me:
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"Do not let him on the threshold and in the canopy."
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And the aspen nodded to them in the wind:
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"It will not be life with him, but one quagmire!"
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At the end, the linden could not resist at all:
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"You'd better run away from this guy!"
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Chorus:
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will leave everything for the sake of your tender eyes,
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Let's divide happiness into two.
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will fly after you like a white bird,
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I don't want another.
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And I follow you even to the ends of the earth,
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Just call me to the end of the world, dear.
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I will leave everything for the sake of your tender eyes,
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Let's divide happiness into two.
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will leave everything for the sake of your tender eyes,
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Let's divide happiness into two.
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And I'm behind you, even to the End of the Earth!
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To the End of the World, just call my dear.
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I will fly after you like a white bird,
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I don't want another.
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I don't want another. |