| There is nothing more beautiful in the world!
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| Do not regret anything that lay behind.
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| Is life good without winds and anxiety?
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| Isn't the winged song tight in the chest?
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| For a lilac shred of locomotive smoke,
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| For the whistle of a steamboat on a coniferous river,
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| Over the floods of meadows rushing past,
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| I am grateful to you and bright longing.
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| Oh dear, dear! |
| I know in advance
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| That, as soon as it pulls warm in the spring,
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side!
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side!
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| From rocking, from screeching, from the dance of the wagon
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| The song wind rises - and now
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| Everything flies from the slope illuminated by the moon
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| On a shaggy, unfolded, in the clouds, sunrise.
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| Mountains open up behind the crack of the steppes,
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| The path cuts into golden wheat,
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| Platforms fly off, and with a roar the ambulance
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| Breaks space on a smoky chest.
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| Oh dear, dear! |
| I know in advance
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| That, as soon as it pulls warm in the spring,
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side!
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side!
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| Mountains and rivers wind in a familiar pattern,
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| But in a new way they breathe under the thick sky
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| And the Kuban steppes, and the Black Sea,
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| And the high Caucasus, and the steep Crimea.
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| Oh dear, dear! |
| I know in advance
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| That, as soon as it pulls warm in the spring,
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side!
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| I will give everything for the sun, for the wind of wanderings,
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| For the happiness of wandering around the native side! |