| I lived in a wonderful house on the outskirts of the Earth,
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| And our ass Mir was famous for the smile of the kids.
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| We did not like blacks and American chewing gum,
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| And after the slaps at school, we were given tasks at home.
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| Anyone who accidentally came into our yard could leave without shoes,
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| And in the southern cemetery, which is nearby, the number of graves grew.
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| They carried flowers, said goodbye, and everything started again...
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| We fought with stakes from yard to yard for an accidentally thrown word.
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| Come on, brother, on the road.
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| I'm leaving, you know - there's no place for me here!
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| But wherever I was, wherever I lived -
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| I remember our song about a happy childhood.
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| And along the way, I had the first floor and a shabby door.
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| And passing by, everyone who was not lazy knocked on it.
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| We sat until morning, I sang songs to them, they brought wine,
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| And that's why no one went to school the next day.
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| A beer mug is quickly walking in a circle with something cloudy.
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| An eighth-grader from our school gave birth to a girl yesterday,
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| and now she goes to the factory to count her pennies.
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| Her pens and rulers are now in a dark corner.
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| Come on, brother, on the road.
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| I'm leaving, you know - there's no place for me here!
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| But wherever I was, wherever I lived -
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| I remember our song about a happy childhood.
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| Our neighbors were a desperate example to us:
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| Where it is profitable to donate bottles, how to become the best pioneer ...
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| And when there were a lot of enemies, we called the cop Seryozha.
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| He loved money and drank a lot of vodka, and sniffed something under his skin.
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| And now we have many new houses and new kids.
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| At school, they pawn books with a check of heroin.
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| They smoke ganja under the desk and carry a playboy in their briefcase,
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| That's why I don't live there anymore and don't want to go home!
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| Come on, brother, on the road.
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| I'm leaving, you know - there's no place for me here!
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| But wherever I was, wherever I lived -
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| I remember our song about a happy childhood. |