| At Perovsky in the bazaar there is noise and chatter,
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| Selling everything you need, junk and trash.
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| Women, rags and baskets, crowds of people.
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| Women, rags and baskets occupied the aisle.
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| There are newspapers, red-hot seeds,
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| Cigarettes, and who needs a lemon?
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| There is water, cold water,
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| Drink water, water, gentlemen!
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| Rutabaga, melons, curdled milk, fruit drink and kvass on ice,
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| Samovars, cabbage soup and porridge - all in one row.
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| And there is a lot of alcohol there, that no step is a buffet,
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| What can I say, there is no lack of alcohol.
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| There are newspapers, red-hot seeds,
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| Cigarettes, and who needs a lemon?
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| There is water, cold water,
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| Drink water, water, gentlemen!
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| Here she sits, bending her back, a woman, fast asleep,
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| And the dog made a visit to her basket,
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| She overturned the basket, and the merchant screamed,
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| All damned cattle ate in an instant.
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| There are newspapers, red-hot seeds,
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| Cigarettes, and who needs a lemon?
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| There is water, cold water,
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| Drink water, water, gentlemen!
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| Suddenly there was a cry in the bazaar: "Airplane!" |
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| Deftly someone tried, turned out his pocket.
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| Oh, yell, good citizens, they pulled pennies out of their pockets.
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| That's what you need, don't be such a fool
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| You don't have to stare at an airplane.
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| There are newspapers, red-hot seeds,
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| Cigarettes, and who needs a lemon?
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| There is water, cold water,
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| Drink water, water, gentlemen! |