And not for good, probably by night
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My mother-in-law called from the dacha,
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She would serve as a counterintelligence officer.
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The night was oppressive
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And with a cast-iron head
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I went to the lodge to smoke.
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I did not have time to drag on,
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Like a flying saucer
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It fell right under the balcony.
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Out of fear, I became like Snickers,
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Choked on a cigarette
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In general, he immediately lost his style.
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And from this saucer
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Growth from our Yakut
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Came out in torn human shorts,
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Bald like Andryukha's neighbor,
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Big ears instead of eyes
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In a word, all of them are not like that.
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And we stood and were silent:
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He is on a saucer, I am sad.
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Then he asked me a question with his ear:
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"What is your name, earthling?
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Are you a Jew or a Slav?
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And when did you have a hernia?"
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In general, I asked the questionnaire -
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How could you not answer.
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Well, I answered, breathing a little:
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"Call me Foma Tunguska
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And according to my passport I am Russian,
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Even though they call Zyamay sidekick."
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And he nodded with his armpit,
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Well, I got into the chip -
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Mama-miya, it's all with me.
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Let him look and be ugly
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He is cooler than Mavrodi,
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He is just an unearthly mind.
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Well, I, having gathered my courage,
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Barked right into his ear:
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"Tell me where you are from, brother,
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What is your currency there
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Are there societies like tuta,
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And can’t you visit at least for an hour?”
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And he smacked his ear in response
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Like, life is like life,
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There is no money, but things are going uphill.
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And the rest is the same
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Yes, we are similar to them in general,
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But we don't have a fifth corner.
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We are just their reflection
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Both at rest and in motion,
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But here we have the opposite.
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From Adam to Van Dam
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From Potsdam to Saddam
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We are not lucky in any way.
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From Adam to Van Dam
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From Potsdam to Saddam
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We are not lucky in any way.
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We parted with longing -
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He kept calling me with him,
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Like, look at how people live.
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But where am I from the factory,
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From wife and garden
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I'll fly somewhere at my own expense. |