Cold at the beginning of winter
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It froze and did not rise.
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And the tramp escaped from prison,
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And the tramp is only eighteen,
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And the convoy did not remain in debt.
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Horses are more fun and faster.
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Horses will tie up to the belly in the snow,
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And the blizzard is getting stronger and stronger.
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Chorus:
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Eh, tramp, where are you running?
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No stake, no yard, no cross!
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Oh, tramp, you are an orphan!
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But trouble for a tramp is not a problem!
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A tramp spends the night in a haystack
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And he will fall asleep until dawn without anxiety.
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And in the morning on the white snow
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It will spread out along the road.
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And in the morning on the white snow
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It will spread out along the road.
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A well-aimed shot and the horses wheeze,
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And he, wounded, prayed to God.
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Only people will not forgive him,
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That he was born a vagabond.
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Chorus:
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Eh, tramp, where are you running?
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No stake, no yard, no cross!
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Oh, tramp, you are an orphan!
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But trouble for a tramp is not a problem!
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They will take him back to Ostrog.
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They will take you on a sleigh to the infirmary.
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He was a bit free,
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Wandered around the world for a short time.
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But the tramp will run away in the spring,
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Run away, not even a year blow!
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And in the Siberian dense taiga
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From the chase, as if in a whirlpool, he will perish.
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Chorus:
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Eh, tramp, where are you running?
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No stake, no yard, no cross!
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Oh, tramp, you are an orphan!
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But trouble for a tramp is not a problem!
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Eh, tramp, where are you running?
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No stake, no yard, no cross!
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Oh, tramp, you are an orphan!
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But trouble for a tramp is not a problem! |