We will break the bivouac
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In an abandoned collective farm,
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Let's light a trophy candelabra in the barn.
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And with a liter of pervach,
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The last one in the convoy,
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Let us remember the army of desperate hussars.
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Rolls down like a tear
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Resin from a spruce branch
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By the army
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Which is no more.
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Yesterday Corporal Bychkov,
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Returned from reconnaissance
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Said they gave up
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Media and the Internet.
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Chorus:
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What a pity,
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That the guys left us
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Luck, fame, sponsors and cool.
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What a pity,
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That the world is ruled by villains,
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And we have long been the folklore of beer stalls.
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Goodbye forever,
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pimply girls,
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And also ladies in their own juice.
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Nobody else is for you
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Will not break the liver
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And he will not thrust a spear at full gallop.
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Farewell, country of underpants,
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strung on masts,
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Floating irons.
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On these irons
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they no longer cry for us,
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And they are waiting for gentlemen from the azure shores.
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Chorus:
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What a pity,
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That the guys left us
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Luck, fame, sponsors and cool.
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What a pity,
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That the world is ruled by villains,
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And we have long been the folklore of beer stalls.
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We didn't keep the formation
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The state lost
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The divisional commander was crap by the liberals.
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And only the messenger
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In the arms of the general
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Still just as thin, shy and snotty.
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Serrated Blade
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warped in sheath,
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The cartridge jammed in the revolver.
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Put down the gunshot
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Rejoice, cheerleaders -
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You won, we're going to the cache.
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Chorus:
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What a pity,
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That the guys left us
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Luck, fame, sponsors and cool.
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What a pity,
|
That the world is ruled by villains,
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And we have long been the folklore of beer stalls.
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What a pity,
|
That the guys left us
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Luck, fame, sponsors and cool.
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What a pity,
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That the world is ruled by villains,
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And we have long been the folklore of beer stalls. |