Find as if it is not surprising
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In dictionaries, the answer to any question,
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Who invented the radio, who invented the cinema,
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A sewing machine and a steam locomotive.
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But dictionaries do not know about that,
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And not to be found in encyclopedias,
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Who invented soap bubbles
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Or carnival confetti.
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A world without miracles is black and white, black and white,
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But there is no reason for melancholy, for melancholy.
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In five minutes with a skillful brush
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The black and white world will be painted by eccentrics.
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Yes. |
Yes!
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Everyone is happy with their inventions,
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They work like bees, which age.
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Eccentrics came up with a masquerade
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Eskimo and festive fireworks.
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Oh, what a serious people they are,
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Opinion unkind contrary,
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After all, for the first time a Christmas tree for the New Year
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It was the freaks who dressed up.
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A world without miracles is black and white, black and white,
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But there is no reason for melancholy, for melancholy.
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In five minutes with a skillful brush
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The black and white world will be painted by eccentrics.
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Yes. |
Yes!
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They didn’t forget about anyone in the chores
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These good-natured sages,
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From sand to dome - entirely,
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Only eccentrics invented the circus!
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Let them not split the atom,
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In space they do not multiply coils,
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Would our world be deprived of joy
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Without such a tribe: eccentrics.
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A world without miracles is black and white, black and white,
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But there is no reason for melancholy, for melancholy.
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In five minutes with a skillful brush
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The black and white world will be painted by eccentrics.
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Yes. |
Yes!
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A world without miracles is black and white, black and white,
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Miraculously illumine him, illumine!
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You give sounds and colors, songs and fairy tales,
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Give joy to the world!
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Yes! |
Yes! |
Give joy to the world! |