Mom said to her son in the evening, don't go outside,
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Why don’t you knit, don’t sit at home, the clouds in the sky are frowning,
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The son said to his mother this evening, mother, I like it there,
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There, in Moldavian, Marusya is waiting for me, crying and sad.
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Once my mother let me go for a Moldavian walk,
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It's five minutes for me to walk to a Moldavian woman, at hand,
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Look - towards the boys from the French boulevard.
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Well, we stood and chatted with them a bit at the bar.
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Hey Seryoga, where have you been?
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Mom, what is it?
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Did you drink vodka with the boys?
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Well, there is no rest from you!
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I drank a glass, drank two and there was a noise in my head,
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I drank three or four and twisted my leg in the toilet.
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I almost forgot, I'll be late here with you for a date.
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That's it, guys, pokedova, I went there to Moldavanka.
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Mom said to her son in the evening, don't go outside,
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Why don’t you knit, don’t sit at home, the clouds in the sky are frowning,
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The son said to his mother this evening, mother, I like it there,
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There, in Moldavian, Marusya is waiting for me, crying and sad.
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How my mother let me go for a Moldavian walk,
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It's five minutes for me to walk to a Moldavian woman, at hand,
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Look, but somehow I don’t recognize the street all of a sudden drunk.
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Or is it me walking on my own, and are these legs on their own?
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Hey Seryoga, wait!
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Mom, what is there again?
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What's the front of the gang?!
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This is Vova from Tambov!
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With him port punks, four strong boys,
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And for Marusya from Moldavanka, we have been at war for a long time.
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And I box hard, I'm not afraid, I'll figure it out,
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Apparently I will fight for you again, my Marusya.
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Mom said to her son in the evening, don't go outside,
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Why don’t you knit, don’t sit at home, the clouds in the sky are frowning,
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The son said to his mother this evening, mother, I like it there,
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There, in Moldavian, Marusya is waiting for me, crying and sad.
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Once my mother let me go to Moldavanka for a walk,
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There, it’s five minutes to walk to the Moldavian woman, within easy reach.
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Look, but here I am, lying, bored in a puddle,
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All shell-shocked, ironed, cold and no one needs.
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Hey Seryoga, what's wrong with you?
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Mom, what's the drama?
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Why are you lying as if lifeless?
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Yes, everything is fine, mom!
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The doctor will insert a new jaw, sew up the eye and fix the nose,
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The nurse will leave the phone and send it home,
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Current mom, I won't show up home right away,
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First, to Moldavanka, where my Marusya is waiting for me.
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Mom said to her son in the evening, don't go outside,
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Why don’t you knit, don’t sit at home, the clouds in the sky are frowning,
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The son said to his mother this evening, mother, I like it there,
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There, in Moldavian, Marusya is waiting for me, crying and sad. |