| Taking a bottle of Russian vodka,
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| I hurried to the empty square.
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| Need to go to work soon
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| I'm not straight, I'm for example.
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| I work in the country
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| Aunt Katya is the house manager.
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| Don't work otherwise
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| Katya will be kicked out of the house.
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| Here towards the sidekick Kolka.
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| And tossed up in order,
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| And goes with some kind of moth,
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| Not quite awake yet.
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| I've known Kolka since childhood,
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| He is like a brother with me on payday.
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| I don't go to his women -
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| I have better ones.
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| The meeting happily promised
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| Hangover, buzz and baba.
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| Baba poured us two
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| And she said that at least Kolyan and I should be more cultured,
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| And then we paw in front of people.
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| We, they say, that, but it will be for her:
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| The husband from Burashev will arrive.
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| Emigrated to Anapa
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| And he came near Kalinin.
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| They took off their hats in Peremerki,
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| And he froze, lay all blue.
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| But Kolka stood up on the move:
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| “What are you, larva, dissatisfied with?”
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| And with all the honest people
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| She was hit, but it didn't hurt.
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| Kolya's friend in Afghanistan disappeared
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| For people like you, slut.
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| I took out my pen out of annoyance,
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| Kolka shouted: "Misha, it's true!"
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| If we had a fatal outcome
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| These bastards were allowed
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| Our prisons would be empty,
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| They would dig mass graves.
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| The situation is not easy
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| Somewhere our guys are dying.
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| As my sidekick Lyovka told me:
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| “The dogs went berserk in the NATO kennel.
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| He twists me like with fools;
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| Diplomacy is no joke.
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| Splashing vodka in a glass,
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| Kolka shouted: “Drink, Mishutka.
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| You can't fool us so easily
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| We have them with our bare hands.
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| You can’t throw them with clothes,
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| Even with narrow eyes.
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| Parasitic newspapers
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| At the dawn of ours they wrote:
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| "The collapse of the Soviets is inevitable!"
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| But the fortune-tellers calculated. |