1. Once upon a time there was a sailor, believe it or not, but the demon beguiled him.
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And then one day Gulliver went to the Lilliputians.
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If the opportunity fell to reconcile them with the island of Dreyfuscu,
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It doesn't matter that there is nowhere to live in Lilliputian houses.
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It doesn't matter that there is nowhere to live in Lilliputian houses.
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2. Since birth, a missionary, bed, fireplace, oh God ...
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Gulliver made his bed under the starry sky,
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But the local light Balgolam, the jealous one, and so on,
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He whispered, and the guy was tied hand and foot.
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CHORUS: It would seem, on the contrary, whoever is bigger is stronger.
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But, amazing people: the wider the forehead and the higher the height,
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The angrier Lilliputians.
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But, amazing people: the wider the forehead and the higher the height,
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The angrier Lilliputians.
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3. In the morning to know, holding advice, asked the giant,
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So that Gulliver does not offend the natives of the weak
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Not by a booming word like a landslide, not by loud music.
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And to choose a quieter place for songs.
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CHORUS:
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4. On a renegade - a renegade, they fooled Gulliver.
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And the simpleton stole a big frigate from the infidels.
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The king blossomed with joy, but then the chancellor intervened:
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"It would be nice if he brought the entire Blefuskian fleet."
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CHORUS:
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5. And so our sailor thought: “Why am I suffering here?
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I need to be with those who understand my height normally.
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There I will sing whatever I want and drink cognac and vermouth.”
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And we will all be on the shoulder, and we will all be on the shoulder,
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And all of us will be on the shoulder of love and gulliverity. |