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The chimes are beating angry, something they don't know about their brother,
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Whose glasses and neck wander, who sticks out at the Mausoleum,
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Whose smokes, barely smoldering, cigarette light.
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It's me, I'm decomposing like a cold mist in Moscow
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With a pale and despondent spirit, with an evil cold force
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Annoying hateful in a non-partisan head.
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And on Arbat Street, on a silver rope, prostitutes were taken out to be shot,
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And from the darkness of the car rubber backs promised all-Russian lawlessness.
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I wander on a foggy night along the avenues in the yards
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I see at night with my own eyes who is rotting and torn to shreds,
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Who breaks spines, cooling down in the morning.
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I breathe capital gas, Chechen on the go
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I feel the city at once and the cross, and the toilet
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Evil Bulgakov's story, like bliss, like trouble.
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And on Tverskaya Street, oh, in kind, a worldly feast - there is a party, the whole beau monde is twisting a round dance of death.
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There, any member * n and kl * tor are glad for any changes, he stands for St. Petersburg in the Kremlin, for Leningrad near Moscow.
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I watch the noisy crowd pour like poison
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Greedy thirsty mob, cockroach nimble lava
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Either left, or right without a sledgehammer and a sickle.
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I swim with the weary Noah, I cry out with the rescued Lot,
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I seem to myself a hero of heaven, a starry swarm.
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A jar of sperm, hemorrhoids, or rather, an idiot.
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I do not understand anything, I'm in the advanced wilderness
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Freeze and burn, die, resurrect
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I balance on the edge in the eternal search for the soul.
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And at the new station, under a cheerful ceiling, guest workers suffered, they were taken out by force.
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Without awards and without a salary, like heroes of socialist labor, they took away machine guns, communal trains ... |