| The sun is in the sky, as in amber.
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| The ice was the first to move, along the Angara.
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| Here everything will wake up and bloom,
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| On a distant pier, the mother of her son is waiting.
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| "I yearned, my son,
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| When will you return home again,
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| In a letter you write that you miss it there,
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| And in September you will be released to us,
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| You write in the camp so gloomily
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| You can't get used to it,
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| And here in the homeland streams run,
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| And your friends have been waiting for you for a long time.
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| The girls are lively, try to touch,
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| Again under the windows the accordion sings,
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| And I often hear "When is my aunt,
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| Alyoshka, will your son come home?"
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| Rowan red, that you regretted,
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| My father broke here while drinking yesterday,
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| Do you remember the girl lives with her sister,
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| She is waiting for you, son."
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| Here the red summer is completely gone,
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| A letter came from the mother's son.
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| A letter from the camp on Sophia's day.
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| What did your son write in him now:
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| "Oh dear mom, don't wait for me,
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| My fate was decided by a gray-haired judge,
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| And the prosecutor brought me a new term,
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| Goodbye forever now native threshold,
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| My fate rolled down the hill,
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| I will stay in prison for life
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| Let the mountain ash bloom again in spring,
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| And that girl is not waiting for me!
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| Bow to the earth for everything, and to all friends
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| After all, the path is bitter, I chose myself.
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| And now I have to walk on it all my life,
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| You are my dear mother, I'm sorry!!!"
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| The sun is in the sky, as in amber.
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| The ice was the first to move, along the Angara.
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| Here everything will wake up and bloom,
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| On a distant pier, the mother of her son is waiting. |