Breaking the silence, as if tocsin, with a loud cry: "Hurrah!" |
- rushing to "Winter"
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soldier.
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And the faces of the trembling dead gentlemen are frightened.
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Junker gentlemen, your time has passed. |
Your throne and stronghold is swept over forever.
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Time is now dictated by the free Russian people.
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Mister officer, pull up the aglet. |
The hot spirit has cooled down, put the bullet in the revolver.
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Cold-bloodedly point at the alarmed beating temple.
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Remember the ladies at the fountain, and the young cornet gives them a bouquet of excellent daisies.
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How simple it is, daisies, and a bullet under your visor.
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Remember, the ladies ran, threw flowers, horses, music, waltz, you are in a white tunic.
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The clang of horseshoes, orders, epaulettes, medals and spurs.
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And what can a hero wish for - the ladies are thrilled: the desire to fall into your bed.
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And now that's it, this shot is the last, but from the side at point blank range.
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Ashes from the fires, and Petrograd in the smoke. |
The wind is torn under the old sailor's
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pea jacket
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The chariot, just look, will run away beyond the cordon.
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What time has come? |
For whom? |
And to whom? |
Mister officer, well, shoot into the darkness!
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Epaulettes, medals - why this suspicious ringing?
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Like a two-headed dog, he stroked the eagle, in an instant everything will disappear, the bells will ring.
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Do you hear shooting along the corridors, isn't it time to stop?
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Let the shameful end, life is over with it. |
Hold on tight to the handle of the revolver.
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Lean closer to your temple - and it's time to press.
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Children's laughter from afar gets stuck in the ears. |
Nobleman, how will the bowels of the earth accept you
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And raze the nameless thin hillock to the ground?
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To hell - ladies in tears, to hell - a black horse. |
To hell - young cornet,
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he will follow you.
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Mister officer, that's all, cock the trigger. |