We rode at a pace, we raced in battles,
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And the "Apple" song was kept in their teeth.
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And this song is still kept by Gm Young grass, steppe malachite.
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But a different song about a distant land
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My friend drove with him in the saddle.
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He sang, looking around his native land:
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Grenada, Grenada, my Grenada.
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He recited this song by heart.
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Where does the guy get Spanish sadness.
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Answer Aleksandrovsk, and answer Kharkov -
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How long ago did we start singing in Spanish?
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I left the hut, went to fight,
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To give the land in Grenada to the peasants.
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Goodbye family, goodbye friends
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Grenada, Grenada, my Grenada.
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We rushed, dreaming to comprehend as soon as possible
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Combat grammar, battery language
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Sunrise rose and fell again,
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And the horse was tired of galloping across the steppes.
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But the squadron played the bull's-eye song
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Bows of suffering on the violins of time.
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Where is your friend, your song -
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Grenada, Grenada, my Grenada?
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The pierced body slid to the ground.
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The comrade left the saddle for the first time
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I saw the moon bent over the corpse
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And dead lips whispered to Gren...
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Yes, to a distant region, sky-high reach
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My friend left and took away the song
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Since then, native lands have not been heard
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Grenada, Grenada, my Grenada.
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The detachment did not notice the loss of a fighter,
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And the apple sang the song to the end,
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Only slowly slipped across the sky later
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On the velvet of sunset, a teardrop of rain.
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New songs came up with life
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No need, comrade, to grieve about the song.
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Don't, don't, don't, friends.
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Grenada, Grenada, my Grenada. |