Hey! |
Hey!
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Aty-baty yo-my,
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Get up guys under the gun,
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Do not grieve, father-mother,
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So farewell our village.
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And in the huts bawlers
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In tunics, and muzzles are drunk,
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Walk and yell in the night
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It's good to roll on the stove.
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Aty-baty on a fig
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Send soldiers to the south,
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Oh, tired of fighting
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I want to kiss girls.
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Aty-baty yo-my,
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What is not ours is not mine,
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I'm not a bastard, commander,
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I am for the truth, peace to the world.
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Oh dear side
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Farewell, poplar birches,
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Where do I put your pity,
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And how many workers are left there.
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I'm not a bastard, I'm not a coward,
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I'm only afraid of stupidity
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Why the hell do we need this
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When it's time to live, robyata!
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Aty-baty on a fig
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Send soldiers to the south,
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Oh, tired of fighting
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I want to kiss girls.
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How to trample on capitalism
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We will meet the cataclysm with our breasts,
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Their mother is such a vigorous lump,
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Oh, let's get bored with them under the drawbar.
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Bomb of the damned bourgeois,
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Fuck and be healthy
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Here's another thing
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And so damn tired of everything.
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Aty-baty on a fig
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Send soldiers to the south,
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Oh, tired of fighting
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I want to kiss girls.
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Aty-baty yo-my,
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What is not ours is not mine,
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I'm not a bastard, commander,
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I am for the truth, peace to the world.
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Aty-baty on a fig
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Send soldiers to the south,
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Oh, tired of fighting
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I want to kiss girls. |