| You ask me why sometimes I am silent,
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| Why don't I laugh and smile.
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| Or vice versa, I'm joking darkly
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| And just as gloomy and terribly grimace.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| What do you want from a sick mind
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| In childhood, good people drove nails into my head,
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| At school, they put an enema in my ears and in my mouth,
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| This is where I got some useful knowledge.
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| After all, he was born and raised on Lenin Street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| After all, he was born and raised on Lenin Street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| As much as I hate, I love my country
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| And there is really nothing to be surprised here, comrades.
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| She's such a blind, deaf ugly creature,
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| Well, I have nothing more to love.
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| This is how I live on Lenin Street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| This is how I live on Lenin Street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time.
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| I just live on Lenin street
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| And it cuts me off from time to time. |