As if given to us so it was fate
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Destroy the borders of the country behind you.
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Where did someone rush - does it matter now?
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When they undermined the foundation bravely.
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Nobody thought what lies ahead?
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Who needs it, who helped?
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They didn’t save what they accumulated for centuries,
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Our ancestors, fighting enemies.
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Inserting everyone a thousand years
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And what was whole is now gone!
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But pseudo-freedoms were picked up,
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Putting up lots for the auction.
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To the dump, to the point of vomiting, they handed over resources,
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They lined their pockets for those who were "in the know".
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And the propeller blade is spinning,
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Throwing the Fatherland further and further into the abyss.
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Chorus:
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The winds blow through the West to the East -
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This is your homeland, son!
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On all the trees, every leaf is
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This is your homeland, son!
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On the grave of a soldier there is a memorial wreath -
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This is your homeland, son!
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And in the field of grain a new sprout -
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This is your homeland, son!
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What should I tell my son in a few years:
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That he no longer has a homeland?
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And pride was gone for the country and for the flag
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And without a war, the enemy captured the territory?
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Too high a price to pay for betrayal
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For those who wanted change for themselves.
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Unravel what's left
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For children, keeping the smallest.
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When there is a family, there is hope
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That we will live better than before.
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Teach your home to love like a mother,
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Raise and treat him, fight for him.
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There is still hope for old friends,
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It is more fun to rotate this world with them!
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Common Russian language, although different countries
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And they don’t put their own country in their pockets!
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Chorus:
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The winds blow through the West to the East -
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This is your homeland, son!
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On all the trees, every leaf is
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This is your homeland, son!
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On the grave of a soldier there is a memorial wreath -
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This is your homeland, son!
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And in the field of grain a new sprout -
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This is your homeland, son!
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We live as one people through space and time,
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The common fate of the retinue of the chain of generations.
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Mass graves keep the silence of warriors,
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Who fell for the Motherland, for our common Motherland.
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“So what now? |
How could we forget the pain of loss!”
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Having silently given the enemy the keys to all doors,
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Letting animals through TV, into the house of our children,
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Our feelings have been replaced by a stream of false news.
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The Gringos used to call us the Evil Empire,
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But I will never believe that good is NATO bombs.
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And I will never believe that if we are sawed, then it is for good,
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But remember, we can go beyond the Reichstag.
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While ethnic groups are bound by fraternal bonds,
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Enemies will feast on the torments of hell.
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And whoever comes to us with a sword will be knocked down
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And not to see the enemies of your homeland, son.
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Chorus:
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The winds blow through the West to the East -
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This is your homeland, son!
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On all the trees, every leaf is
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One Motherland, son!
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On the grave of a soldier there is a memorial wreath -
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One Motherland, son!
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And in the field of grain a new sprout -
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One Motherland, son!
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Chorus:
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The winds blow through the West to the East -
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This is your homeland, son!
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On all the trees, every leaf is
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This is your homeland, son!
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On the grave of a soldier there is a memorial wreath -
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This is your homeland, son!
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And in the field of grain a new sprout -
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This is your homeland, son! |