| A little respect for our nature
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| to all human beings
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| To our little children, to our elderly
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| to the viewing public
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| To our lives, to our future
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| To our peace, which we no longer know, where it goes
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| To what remains of the world that its fate is in hands
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| Of Russians and Americans
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| To the justice that shines by its absence
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| To the disturbing competition
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| To our freedom, to our work
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| To our generous land, the sunset
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| To the truth, to the forgotten honesty
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| what we call love
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| To the city we live in
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| to our friendship
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| A little bit of respect
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| To everyone around us
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| To everything that belongs to us
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| to the air we breathe
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| To life cared for
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| To fashionable diseases
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| To our lives, to our future
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| To our peace, which we no longer know, where it goes
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| To our freedom, to our work
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| To our generous land, the sunset
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| To our freedom, to our future
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| (A little bit of respect)
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| To our peace, which we no longer know, where it goes |