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