When I was young and handsome, I visited the station very often.
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I loved to drink beer at Musya's and look the barmaid in the eyes.
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Ah, Muska, you, the barmaid, you are just my delight, you are just my prison days
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memory.
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I remember how I broke a filled appliance on the table when you burst into a tavern with
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rubbish.
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Yes, the nix was extremely delicate: my friends were taken into the funnel,
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And I stood handsome and smart, but I couldn't do anything to you.
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But one summer evening I took off my jacket; |
down the alley slowly and freely
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You walked with some kind of fraer and smiled as if everyone here was happy with you.
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I took out a knife and peacefully thrust it into my belly, and the fraer, saying to me: "Goodbye," fell down.
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Only prostitutes sang behind the bazaar, and I alone stood in front of you.
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You are standing, beautiful biksulya on the ointment, leaning your elbow on the railing,
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And casually, reluctantly, she said: "Go away." |
Yes, skin, you killed me in me.
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At that time, I did not want the market with you. |
I let you go: See you later, Mus,"
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But I flew in for a period with a friend in the spring and did not know myself that I would be back soon.
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The escape; |
tore the guards; |
wandering at night. |
And here I am again in the city,
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in Slobodka.
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I recognized you by your voice, by your laughter, by your shoulders and by your rocking gait.
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And my friend and I went to meet you, clutching my Finnish knife in my pocket.
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But, as luck would have it, the patrol on that warm evening... didn't let me stab,
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but you will die.
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I waited a long time on occasion to pay you a favor, and somehow in a restaurant near the orchestra,
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I look, a guard, a Tver raider, a guest maestro, pressed against your waist.
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He crushed you like a plucked rose, and here I stand peacefully on the sidelines,
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I look and observe your pose, and at that moment you noticed mine.
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Whispering in the maestro's ear, apparently, about me, - you badly, you know, recommended.
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While I was sorting it out with him and hushing up the lawlessness, you ran to the department and snitched.
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They tied me up at the store, took away my knife, freedom and debts.
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I remember standing in the courtroom with boots shining on my sides.
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I’ve been sitting in Kalinin for five years, dragging out my long term, and I find out what Muska is for
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counter
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They cut a little bit, paid my due, the maestro and my friend in Slobodka Slavka.
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How young and beautiful you were, I imagine how you lay,
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The smile on your face is a little crooked, and a knife in your chest for complete beauty. |