| The sun walked across the sky
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| And it ran over the cloud.
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| The hare looked out the window,
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| It got dark.
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| And the magpies
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| Beloboki
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| Ride across the fields
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| They shouted to the cranes:
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| "Woe! Woe! Crocodile
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| Swallowed the sun in the sky!"
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| Darkness has come.
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| Don't go through the gate
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| Who got on the street -
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| Got lost and lost.
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| Crying gray sparrow:
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| "Come out, sunshine, hurry up!
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| We are sorry without the sun -
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| In the field, the grain is not visible!
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| bunnies cry
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| On the lawn:
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| Lost, poor, astray,
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| They can't get home.
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| Only bug-eyed crayfish
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| They climb the earth in darkness,
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| Yes, in the ravine behind the mountain
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| The wolves howl furiously.
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| early early
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| Two rams
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| They knocked on the gate:
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| Tra-ta-ta and tra-ta-ta!
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| "Hey you, animals, come out,
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| Defeat the crocodile
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| To the greedy Crocodile
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| The sun returned to the sky!
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| But furry ones are afraid:
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| "Where are we to fight with such a thing!
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| He is both ugly and sharp,
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| He won't give us the sun!"
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| And they run to the Bear's lair:
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| "Come out, Bear, to help.
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| Full paw to you, loafer, suck.
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| Gotta go save the sun!"
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| But the Bear is reluctant to fight:
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| He walks, he walks, the Bear, the circle of the swamp,
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| He cries, Bear, and roars,
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| He calls cubs from the swamp:
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| "Oh, where have you fat-skinned bastards gone?
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| Who did you throw me, the old one, at?"
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| And in the swamp the Bear prowls,
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| Bear cubs under snags looking for:
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| "Where are you, where have you gone?
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| Or fell into a ditch?
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| Or crazy dogs
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| Have you been torn apart in the dark?"
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| And all day she wanders through the forest,
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| But he doesn't find cubs anywhere.
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| Only black owls from the thicket
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| Their eyes are on her.
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| Here the hare came out
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| And the Bear said:
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| "It's a shame for the old to roar -
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| You are not a hare, but a Bear.
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| You go, clubfoot,
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| Scratch the crocodile
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| Tear it apart
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| Take the sun out of your mouth.
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| And when it is again
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| Will shine in the sky
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| Your babies are furry
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| fat bear cubs,
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| They themselves will come running to the house:
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| "Hello, grandfather, we are here!"
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| And got up
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| Bear,
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| growled
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| Bear,
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| And to the Big River
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| ran
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| Bear.
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| And in the Big River
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| Crocodile
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| lies,
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| And in his teeth
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| Not a fire burns -
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| The sun is red
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| Sun stolen.
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| The Bear came quietly
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| Pushed him lightly.
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| "I'm telling you, villain,
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| Spit out the sun soon!
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| And not that, look, I'll catch,
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| I'll break it in half,
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| Will you, ignoramus, know
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| Steal our sun!
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| Look for the robber breed:
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| Clawed the sun from the sky
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| And with a full belly
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| Crashed under a bush
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| Yes, and grunts awake,
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| Like a well-fed sow.
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| The whole world disappears
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| And he has no grief!"
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| But the shameless laughs
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| So that the tree shakes:
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| "If I only want
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| And I'll swallow the moon!"
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| Didn't endure
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| Bear,
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| Zarevel
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| Bear,
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| And on the evil enemy
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| flew
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| Bear.
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| He already crushed him
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| And broke it:
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| "Give it here
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| Our sun!"
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| Scared Crocodile,
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| Shouted, shouted
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| And from the mouth
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| From toothy
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| The sun fell out
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| Rolled out into the sky!
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| ran through the bushes
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| By birch leaves.
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| Hello golden sun!
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| Hello blue sky!
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| The birds began to chirp
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| Fly for insects.
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| steel bunnies
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| On the lawn
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| Roll and jump.
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| And look: bear cubs,
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| Like happy kittens
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| Straight to the furry grandfather,
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| Fat-footed, run:
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| "Hello, grandfather, we are here!"
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| Happy bunnies and squirrels,
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| Happy boys and girls
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| Hugs and kisses clubfoot:
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| "Well, thank you, grandfather, for the sun!" |