| Hands in trousers, fingers in rings in bad weather as a volunteer
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| I hasten to go.
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| There is no snow, no sun, rain, but the last days of the bottom,
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| But I like it.
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| Chorus:
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| And from the old car the sounds of a scherzo and a klaxon,
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| They dance with my heart in unison.
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| The rain interferes with the Neva, and the river carries faster,
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| This is what happens when the clouds cry for a long time.
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| Savior wet patterns of pure blue blood,
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| Let the eyes awaken the beggars, excite kings.
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| Chorus:
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| And the rain still knocks on the old car,
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| Either he will charge under the tango, then he will change it under the foxtrot.
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| And Kazan is two wings away from undertakings,
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| Closer to the mother of God gathered people,
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| And I, in perspective, past the graces and horses,
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| I go to myself, I wander through the city of rains.
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| So the old car is also drying anchors,
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| The rivers that flow along the Nevsky into the open seas.
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| On cathedrals, domes pour like from a bucket,
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| Polishing every stroke of Peter's creation.
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| Chorus:
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| And from the old car the sounds of a scherzo and a klaxon,
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| They dance with my heart in unison.
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| And from the old car the sounds of a scherzo and a klaxon,
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| They dance with my heart in unison.
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| And my wet guitar does not build frets,
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| He draws circles for himself already above the ordinary.
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| Yes, God, when he gave birth to me, he pleased, he guessed,
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| Peter brought me up, created me in St. Petersburg.
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| Chorus:
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| And now, without streams from above, without a rustle on the roofs,
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| My life does not beat, does not sound, does not write songs.
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| Hands in trousers, fingers in rings in bad weather as a volunteer
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| I hasten to go.
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| There is no snow, no sun, rain, but the last days of the bottom,
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| But I like it. |
| I like it. |