| I was not at war, on wounded roads
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| I did not walk among the bombings and fire.
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| I did not burn in the tank, and the Motherland from grief
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| I didn't have to shield myself.
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| But in memory will remain forever
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| Those who did not flinch in a merciless war.
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| Grandfathers bequeathed to us the day of the Great Victory -
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| A holiday of sorrow and peace on our Earth.
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| Courage, conscience, valor, honor -
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| It is not in vain that they were given to us as an inheritance.
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| Let fireworks thunder in memory of the war,
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| So that there is no more war.
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| I was not at the war - at that, the most sacred one, -
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| In the smoke of battles and furious attacks.
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| I did not go through the ranks of soldiers and generals,
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| Sparkling with the glitter of holiday awards.
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| But in memory will remain forever
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| Those who did not flinch in a merciless war.
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| Grandfathers bequeathed to us the day of the Great Victory -
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| A holiday of sorrow and peace on our Earth.
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| Courage, conscience, valor, honor -
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| It is not in vain that they were given to us as an inheritance.
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| Let fireworks thunder in memory of the war,
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| So that there is no more war.
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| Courage, conscience, valor, honor -
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| It is not in vain that they were given to us as an inheritance.
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| Let fireworks thunder in memory of the war,
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| So that there is no more war. |