On a July evening in a seaside town
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A white breeze walked through the curls
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The surf roared, the stars looked from above,
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An empty pier, wet sea sand ...
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On a July evening in a seaside town
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He invited the girl to the dance,
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But there is some devil, nicknamed "Thimble"
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He said: "Why didn't you ask me, they say? .."
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She whispered, "Get out of here..."
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But he stayed, even though he was alone,
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And he, drunk, yelled: "Well, come on, you bastard! .."
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To a white boy, nicknamed "Blond" ...
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And he went to the last pier
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Behind him is the "Thimble", with a brigade drunk in smoke...
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And the whole crowd looked blankly and was silent ...
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He walked alone and four behind him ...
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He walked alone and small
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Only that girl rushed to the cops,
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And they neighed, saying: “He is a boxing champion,
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We are on duty here, we will figure it out ourselves!..”
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He turned around and struck first -
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What to lose - they will kill you for a penny! ..
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Two were knocked out, but in the park they lost their nerves,
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And I didn’t notice the knife at the “Thimble” ...
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He staggered, he crawled on his knees...
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Then he fell down and lay alone...
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And he croaked: "Well, where are you, people, a tribe of bitches! .."
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The little white boy, nicknamed "Blond" ...
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Twelve wounds and a knife in the side remained ...
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He was still breathing for about half an hour...
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He called people and he resisted,
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Until the voices stopped in my ears...
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He lay on the sand at the last pier,
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And the eyelids closed a little trembling...
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And a thread of red quietly flowed blood
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In damp sand on the blade of a knife...
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And a thread of red quietly flowed blood
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In damp sand on the blade of a knife...
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On a July evening in a seaside town
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A white breeze walked through the curls
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The surf roared, the stars looked from above,
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An empty pier, wet sea sand ...
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The surf roared, the stars looked from above,
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An empty pier, wet sea sand ... |