| Landscapes, landscapes, and views to boot,
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| fields and forests - grace!
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| Sun-warmed resorts and cottages -
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| give half your life for it.
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| You at least put on a shroud for me,
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| at least throw it on the loop,
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| but nature costs money -
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| each leaf is a ruble.
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| The smell of hay, the spirit of ozone,
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| on the veranda on a summer day...
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| worth the money call
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| money money money money
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| money money money.
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| All the earrings are on the birch,
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| ships in the sea distance -
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| it's "treshki", it's "treshki"
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| and rubles, rubles, rubles.
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| We honestly do our duty, our service,
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| but often our work is an execution.
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| And there is no finer duty than friendship -
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| this mutual affection!
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| You at least put on a shroud for me,
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| at least throw a noose on me,
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| friend, he also costs money -
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| and not for a ruble.
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| Night vigils at the table,
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| blessings of thought and earth,
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| consumption, consumption
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| all rubles, rubles, rubles.
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| rise, promotion,
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| if there is something in your pocket,
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| this friendship is a continuation -
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| mani, mani, mani, mani,
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| mani, mani, mani, mani.
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| Ideas and things all over the world,
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| and sinful flesh and holy soul,
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| subject to coin, coin, coin,
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| you won't take a single step anywhere without a penny.
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| You at least put on a shroud for me,
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| at least throw a noose on me,
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| we cannot live without money,
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| souls gave the ruble.
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| And for a branded rag,
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| and for jeans and a sheepskin coat
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| sell native folder,
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| grandparents and sister.
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| A terrible voice, a prophetic voice,
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| will name his possessions:
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| things, things, things, things,
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| money, money, money, money,
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| things, things, money, money,
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| deshi, deshi, vengi, vengi. |