I walked along the country road in silence
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And it was empty and long.
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Only the accordions struck, that there is urine
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And silence spread its hands.
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Chorus:
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And this wedding, wedding, wedding sang and danced;
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And the wings carried this wedding into the distance.
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth!
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There was little room for this wide wedding,
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And the sky was not enough and the earth!
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Under the floods of the village orchestra
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The wind blew behind the veil.
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The groom was very serious, and the bride -
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She was amazingly young.
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Chorus:
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And this wedding, wedding, wedding sang and danced;
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And the wings carried this wedding into the distance.
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth!
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth!
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Wedding, wedding, wedding!
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Wedding, wedding, wedding!
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Wedding, wedding, wedding! |
Sang!
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Wedding, wedding, wedding!
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Here the troikas rushed loudly and wingedly;
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And the breath of spring came from them.
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And I walked completely unmarried;
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And I regretted that I was not a groom.
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Chorus:
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And somewhere a wedding, a wedding, a wedding sang and danced;
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And the wings carried this wedding into the distance.
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth!
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And somewhere a wedding, a wedding, a wedding sang and danced;
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And the wings carried this wedding into the distance.
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth!
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There was little room for this large wedding;
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And the sky was not enough, and the earth! |