Sometimes it doesn't help, even on days gone by
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Apparently, carnations know how much I cried
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This pain is very painful, if you do not taste, you do not understand
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At night, you pierce, pierce, pass, you think, you can't live
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As soon as he washes his eyes, he comes and stands in front of him
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We can not talk about death at this loss
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I prayed to God that I would die
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See how many years I have lived with this cruelty
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It is impossible to turn back, time flies
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Is there any greater pain for the mother?
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They say - "time brings embers to all wounds"
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I found out in a few years, it's not straight
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Probably, this is a separate pattern of life
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The exit from the door does not go in front of my eyes
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He kissed my forehead. |
"I'll be back," he said
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When I looked into his eyes, I saw that he was saying goodbye
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Mom, wipe away the tears
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Don't cry
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Long live the homeland!
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To those who miss
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May God always be with you!
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Related organizations often knocked on my door
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Sweets for children on holidays
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The roads I traveled every day were the same
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The news caught the drivers, the transport was free
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It was as if everyone was trying to break into the unit
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This nation knows well what is good and what is bad
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The kids kept me alive for years
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Otherwise, I would follow him
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When the war broke out, we were in Moscow
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One day he came and said, "We have been coming back for a long time
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If the homeland is in trouble, we should not stay here
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It will be difficult in Baku, but we will adapt »
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When I returned to Baku, I was pregnant with my second child
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What did I know when he enlisted in the volunteer war?
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Won't knock on the door of this house again ?!
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I was always looking forward to tomorrow
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But a voice inside me said, "Don't go."
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Then the situation was different, I could not stop
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When the black news came, I remembered his words
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I was proud, but I couldn't cry
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Half, wipe away the tears
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Don't cry
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Long live the homeland!
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To those who miss
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May God always be with you!
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My childhood memories are divided into two parts:
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At first a little blurry, but fatherly
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Then recurrent maternal tears
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Difficulty, hardship, care
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I used to ask my father a lot from my mother in those years
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He always said that he would come back
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I never thought these words were false
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And over the years, time will tell
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When the children at school said that my father was killed
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I used to think that this was a military rank
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When my mother was asked, what is a martyr?
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He was shocked and said, "The father is in the army."
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But then he collapsed on his knees in front of me
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When you hug and explain everything to me
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My eyes filled with tears, and my mother was furious
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I couldn't help but cry!
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My daughter, wipe away the tears
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Don't cry
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Long live the homeland!
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To those who miss
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May God always be with you! |