Uncle Pasha is a resident of our yard, an unlucky but cheerful musician.
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Uncle Pasha, although he frowned in the morning, but by lunchtime, having tied a bow around his neck,
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I brought two chikushki from the store and used it with my neighbor as always.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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Uncle Pasha is a sorcerer from childhood dreams, by order he could play whatever you want.
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And he taught us, yard boys, how to pick three chords on the guitar.
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And he didn’t carry a party card in his pocket, he didn’t trust the authorities at all.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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Uncle Pasha is a whimsical intellectual, did not like city events,
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But his shabby instrument sobbed at simple and honest human holidays.
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Yes, he did not ask anyone for a penny, how much they gave - he never checked.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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Uncle Pasha, oh, what is there to say, it would be better to sing, but something’s voice trembled.
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One morning he didn't go out for a smoke, and he didn't run to the grocery store for dinner.
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And in the evening someone was wailing loudly and for some reason repeated all the time,
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That he wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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Uncle Pasha, the arba rolls time and there is no turning it back.
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This is such a human destiny - just to give joy to others.
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He didn’t drive the plan at the factory, he didn’t pick up the gold in the taiga.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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But he did not sow, did not plow and did not mow, he did not conquer cosmic heights.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings.
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He wore out two suits in his life, and lost three button accordions at weddings. |