| Morflot! |
| Morflot!
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| Someone in the infantry, someone in the sports company,
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| In signalmen and motorized riflemen.
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| Not back soon, they will leave tomorrow
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| Boys serve the fatherland.
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| Why talk? |
| Who is in the steppe, who is in the mountains
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| For an honorably appointed term.
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| And I'm at sunrise, I'm on a cruiser in Morflot,
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| I am going to the Far East.
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| Chorus:
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| Pacific Ocean, Dad-Captain! |
| Seagulls over water and fog.
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| Waves and seas, anchor masts, and the Earth awaits beyond the horizon.
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| Where is the light in the windows, the light dear to the heart, in the morning dew and your eyes.
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| I will return, having passed a hundred seas and countries, and the Pacific Ocean keeps love.
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| Morflot! |
| Morflot!
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| Weeks of hiking are such a job. |
| There is faithfully serve the Motherland.
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| Our bearing is not empty - combat duty, and the sea is stormy and stormy.
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| Awards and ranks are not the same in civilian life, you will not find local beauties there.
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| The wall of arms and backs of real men - the Russian Military Marine Fleet!
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| Chorus:
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| Pacific Ocean, Dad-Captain! |
| Seagulls over water and fog.
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| Waves and seas, anchor masts, and the Earth awaits beyond the horizon.
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| Where is the light in the windows, the light dear to the heart, in the morning dew and your eyes.
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| I will return, having passed a hundred seas and countries, and the Pacific Ocean keeps love.
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| Pacific Ocean…
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| Morflot! |
| Morflot!
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| Morflot! |