| It's raining in New York and it's cloudy in my soul,
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| The letter contains a line of a recent neighbor.
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| And I've almost got ready,
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| But God knows, it looks like I won't go.
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| Why should I cuckoo in a skyscraper,
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| Why wander around Brighton without money,
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| Why should I change my citizenship,
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| To hell with New York, I want to stay in Sovka.
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| Chorus:
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| Abram Abramich, I will not go to you,
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| You are my neighbor, but you are not related to me.
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| I'll take a ticket, wave to the village to my grandfather,
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| In New York, don't be sad without me.
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| It's raining in New York and it's cloudy in my soul,
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| It must be hard for you, Abram Abramych.
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| You are probably without a hat, but in muffler
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| Go get help, poor thing.
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| It's great in Sovka, as always,
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| In New York, I understand, worse.
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| And don't call me Abram there,
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| I don't fucking need New York like this.
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| Chorus:
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| Abram Abramich, I will not go to you,
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| You are my neighbor, but you are not related to me.
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| I'll take a ticket, wave to the village to my grandfather,
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| In New York, don't be sad without me.
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| Abram Abramich, I will not go to you,
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| You are my neighbor, but you are not related to me.
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| I'll take a ticket, wave to the village to my grandfather,
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| In New York, don't be sad without me. |