| Conversations in sleepy kitchens, dancing on drunken tables,
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| Where the muses have chosen toilets, and the gods live in mirrors,
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| Where everyone in the soul is Sid Vishios, but in reality Joseph Kobzon,
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| Where is the motto so persistent: who will be in time first, you or him?
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| Buses and planes, ships and trains,
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| Today we are waiting for Kamchatka, tomorrow - Alma-Ata,
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| The day after tomorrow we will drink beer in Pushkar or Zhiguli,
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| And what will happen to us in a week, only Allah knows.
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It is something like a sport, something like a casino,
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| Something for the caravanserai, something for Makhno's detachments,
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| Something to Hiroshima, something to the railway station shooting range.
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| There is something about it that blows up the world.
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| Academicians scratch their bald spots, shoulder straps whistle,
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| Ruddy housewives turn green at the word Rock.
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| Comrades in the offices flood the table with their cheeks,
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| They again got a bone in the throat of another Rock-n-Roll at dinner.
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| Well, and we, well, we are f**ks, drug addicts, Nazis, punks,
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| As one is socially dangerous and prison cries for everyone.
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| We are foam in the muddy stream of the notorious red wave.
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| This is how the newspapers write about it, and the newspapers are always right.
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| And we are rolling down the slope from the point of view of the higher spheres.
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| Youth groups take a bad example from us.
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| Where is the educational factor? |
| Where is the faith in the bright distance?
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| Hey guitarist, send them all on and hit your pedal.
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| Chorus:
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll.
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| It's all Rock-n-Roll. |