| From behind the island to the midstream, to the expanse of the river wave,
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| Painted, sharp-breasted boats emerge.
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| Painted, sharp-breasted boats emerge.
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| In the front, Stenka Razin, embracing, sits with the princess,
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| He is celebrating a new wedding, he is cheerful and drunk.
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| He is celebrating a new wedding, he is cheerful and drunk.
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| Behind them, a murmur is heard: “He traded us for a woman,
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| Only spent the night with her, in the morning he became a woman.
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| "Oh, just spent the night with her, he became a woman in the morning."
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| This murmur and ridicule is heard by the formidable ataman,
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| And with a powerful hand he embraced the Persian camp.
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| And with a powerful hand he embraced the Persian camp.
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| "Volga, Volga, dear mother, Volga is a Russian river,
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| You didn't see a gift from the Don Cossack!
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| Losing.
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| With a powerful wave he raises the beautiful princess
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| And she is thrown overboard into the oncoming wave.
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| And she is thrown overboard into the oncoming wave.
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| “What are you, brothers, depressed? |
| Hey, you, Filka, damn it, dance!
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| Let's sing a song for the memory of her soul!.."
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| "Let's sing a remote song for the remembrance of her soul! .." |