Lanterns sparkle above the city.
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Drops are knocking on the misted windows.
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And in the taverns my comrades
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The guests are playing boring songs.
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They look into the hall with tired eyes.
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To the public, pretty tipsy.
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One graduated from the conservatory,
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Another, yes, what is there, a painful topic.
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Chorus:
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A dim hall, candles are flickering, and there is fog on the street
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And my friend plays on the Yamaha all evening.
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And he sings thieves' songs, and soviet pop music.
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And he brings home sausage from the buffet for his father-in-law.
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They will sing for Parnassus at least a thousand times
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People's favorite songs.
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For Vasya from Tashkent this time.
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Later for the brothers from Krasnaya Presnya.
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They go to the tavern sometimes, as if to war.
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Dismantling in the hall, a fight on the balcony.
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Where they forget the ancient article,
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About the fact that, they say, a violinist is always in the law.
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Chorus:
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A dim hall, candles are flickering, and there is fog on the street
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And my friend plays on the Yamaha all evening.
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And he sings thieves' songs, and soviet pop music.
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And he brings home sausage from the buffet for his father-in-law.
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Vodka and Talmud in a guitar case
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Yes, sluggish yesterday's radish
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If you want a firm, they will immediately sing it
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In Royal, London English.
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And this song is for beautiful ladies.
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It is given to you by Sasha from Rostov.
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And dollars fly to the drum
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From a generous city bandit.
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Chorus:
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A dim hall, candles are flickering, and there is fog on the street
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And my friend plays on the Yamaha all evening.
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And he sings thieves' songs, and soviet pop music.
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And he brings home sausage from the buffet for his father-in-law.
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Chorus:
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A dim hall, candles are flickering, and there is fog on the street
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And my friend plays on the Yamaha all evening.
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And he sings thieves' songs, and soviet pop music.
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And he brings home sausage from the buffet for his father-in-law. |