Wait a minute, sorry for the delay, thanks for understanding!
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Ladies and gentlemen! |
Before you as always!
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Special and phenomenal, exclusive and scandalous,
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No solo from Oslo, no duet from the Moscow City Council,
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Not a trio from Rio, not a quartet or a quintet,
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And not a sixtet, also no,
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And just metropolitan wandering coupletists will perform their couplets,
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During the show, please behave well,
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Ladies and gentlemen, save your jewelry!
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Between heaven and earth stands under the clouds
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City stone big white stone
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There, the asphalt has long been swept with bare feet with sad eyes.
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And for someone to sing songs, and for someone to listen,
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Citizen, comrade, gentleman, do you hear, give us something to eat.
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Don't walk past us, decent gentlemen,
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We also want to eat and we need cash.
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uncle merchant, wait, have pity on the orphan,
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Roll a copper penny for us bread and vodka.
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If you don’t give money, then at least treat me to a cigarette,
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Oh, give me, for Christ's sake, Lord, save me, forgive me.
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Between heaven and earth stands under the clouds
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City stone big white stone
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There, the asphalt has long been swept with bare feet.
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With sad eyes...
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Children of Moscow, Children of Moscow.
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And our pain is to live such a fate.
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Children of Moscow, children of Moscow.
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And our pain is to live such a fate.
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Between heaven and earth, a pig rummaged
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And accidentally clung to the sky with its tail,
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Citizens passers-by, throw your rubles,
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And we will go for these rubles and buy bagels.
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We will buy ourselves bagels, buns and kalachi,
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Uncle, don't touch the tramp, don't prick with a stick.
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Don't drive us off the street, we're homeless here,
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It’s a pity we don’t have a passport, otherwise we would have met.
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Between heaven and earth stands under the clouds
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City stone big white stone
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There, the asphalt has long been swept with bare feet.
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With sad eyes...
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Children of Moscow, Children of Moscow.
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And our pain is to live such a fate.
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Children of Moscow, children of Moscow.
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And our pain is to live such a fate.
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My mother and father would not have given birth to me,
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Would I then become a homeless tomboy?
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I wouldn't go and steal coppers from my pockets.
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And I would not receive cuffs from passers-by.
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I wouldn't smoke and drink, but beg on the streets,
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I would enroll in school to learn to read and write,
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I would have learned to read and write, and all sorts of sciences
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And I would forget forever about barefoot days. |