| Forest trees to the moon
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| Rain on the forehead in small drops
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| Will drive away the guests, and among all his
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| Only the strongest remain
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| On crumpled grass, covered with bedspreads -
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| Around everything is drunk, smoked
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| Girl with eyes drunk;
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| Answer what are you thinking?
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| When I walked to the smoke of a fire in the full moon;
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| Through the wilderness to the rustle of shadows
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| And then, at my cry, my friends shouted back;
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| There was a fiery light ahead. |
| Hey!
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| Great-grandchildren of partisans in their native element;
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| They make their way in their hands with dry branches
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| Legs hurt with bumps, do not wear sandals
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| Drunk, happy - everyone acted
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| Ideological, with views; |
| —
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| Raise the country thought out plans
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| In the night forest, without cigarettes
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| Everyone is waiting, someone has been sent
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| When I walked to the smoke of a fire in the full moon;
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| Through the wilderness to the rustle of shadows
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| And then, at my cry, my friends shouted back;
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| There was a fiery light ahead. |
| Hey!
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| Where are you my friends? |
| With whom they dreamed, with whom they wanted:
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| Never get lost, stay on topic
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| Money wrapped up everyone. |
| Money replaced the air
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| And people are nearby, but not the same ...
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| So know it's never too late
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| Go to the smoke of the fire, in the full moon;
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| To those deaf places where the rustle of shadows
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| And your friends will be there; |
| - joyful, laughter
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| Embrace me, fiery light! |