| It's winter all around, it's winter again, the snows are black, as always, Dm Gm
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| They are accustomed to dissolving into darkness. |
| E7 A7 Dm A7
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| Around the plague, again the plague, your cities are dead - Dm Gm
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| They are accustomed to sailing on this plague. |
| B7 A7
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| And someone can listen to Bob, someone "Tender May", D Gm
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| How much are prophets in an idiotic land? |
| C A7
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| Throw the guitar and throw the woman, and hug your wife Dm B7
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| Iced out my rifle. |
| F A7 Dm
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| For a century the earth creaks, but the world has not become brighter,
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| You are tired of all this, and now
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| The trumpet sings, its hot metal has dried to the lips -
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| She calls your tired friends.
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| And you were weak, and you were stupid, but all the bridges were burned,
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| They cannot be returned - they do not look back.
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| And you get up, and on your shoulders the dawns of spring
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| How the general's epaulettes lie.
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| Cool uncles say: “Your attempts are ridiculous.
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| Where is your stupid army?
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| Think for yourself - the case of a real war will touch -
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| They won’t be able to keep the formation!”
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| You brush gray snow off your face, you smile easily.
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| You will say: “That's right. |
| But keep in mind:
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| Where your full-time heroes will not leave the trench -
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| My soldiers will pass without bending."
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| And splash and creak, the damp sky furrowing its head,
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| He was taught to smile in his sleep -
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| There is a private of the seventh idiotic regiment -
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| Your hope in this strange war.
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| And past the dead trees float away like water,
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| Pink rain flows down their branches.
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| They are silent because they know why and where
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| You lead your ragged army.
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| And everything is for happiness, even the sky is a glass on the floor,
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| And everyone is happy, and at the headquarters not a gu-gu,
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| And to the last soldier your idiotic regiment
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| He stood in the screen and remained in the snow.
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| And you can’t think about awards-orders:
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| Total rewards - only to know in advance,
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| That in the spring someone will stumble on your boots
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| And your idiotic standard will pick it up. |