The night shrouded the village in darkness,
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Hepatitis moon came out
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The barking subsided, and the mooing of heifers, -
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There will be silence here until morning.
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Everyone sits in their huts until dawn -
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And milkmaids, and children, and chronicles.
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Everyone is afraid, because they know that somewhere
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The accordion wanders alone.
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And the accordion always wanders drunk,
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Terrible howling scares people.
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It leads to tantrums, heart attacks,
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Does not spare old people and children.
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And the accordion bites everyone's asses,
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Tearing out intestines with fangs,
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He wanders through the forest thickets and paths,
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And sobs and cries out of anguish.
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After all, this harmonica has life
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And the other once was:
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Harmonist Alexander Stoletov
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He dealt with such things with her -
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They performed in rural clubs,
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Cheerful harmonist girlfriends.
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Well, after the accordion was written off,
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I don't give a damn about the abundance of merit.
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Offended by this idea
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It became a fierce harmonica and angry.
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Bit through Stoletov's neck,
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People have become accordion food.
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And since then, there is only a village
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On a dark night, illuminate the moon -
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All the villagers rush nervously
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To your huts - because you want to live
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Silence, only cicadas chirp,
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And the moon above the earth is an oval.
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Everyone hid, knowing that next
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Looking for a victim accordion-cannibal! |