| Mom, I milked the cow
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| I mowed hay in the meadow,
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| Mom, I chopped firewood,
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| I fed the boar in the barn.
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| And now in the evening I'm tired -
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| I've had a great time all day.
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| I want to crack very badly
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| That I will swallow any muck.
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| Take meat and cartilage -
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| Cook cool cabbage soup.
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| You rinse the cast iron
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| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron.
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| Throw more vegetables -
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| I can't live without cabbage soup.
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| So that I can be fat
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| Cook me Russian cabbage soup!
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| You know, mother, I feel good with you,
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| But I decided to marry isho.
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| You, mother, find a bride for me,
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| So that she could cook cabbage soup.
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| I won't live a day without cabbage soup -
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| I'll even take a fool as a wife,
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| Let her be crooked and pimples,
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| If only she understood the cabbage soup.
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| Take meat and cartilage -
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| Cook cool cabbage soup.
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| You rinse the cast iron
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| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron.
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| Throw more vegetables -
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| I can't live without cabbage soup.
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| So that I can be fat
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| Cook me Russian cabbage soup!
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| Mother, come here, what will I say:
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| I, mother, am leaving for the army -
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| I just got a notice...
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| Well, you started crying again.
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| I will serve well, mother -
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| I will follow all orders.
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| Well, if they don't give me cabbage soup,
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| I'll run away from the army.
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| Take meat and cartilage -
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| Cook cool cabbage soup.
|
| You rinse the cast iron
|
| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron.
|
| Throw more vegetables -
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| I can't live without cabbage soup.
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| So that I can be fat
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| Cook me Russian cabbage soup! |