| Framed bearded men hung on the wall -
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| All in glasses on chains, in the popular way - in pince-nez, -
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| They all discovered something, they all came up with vaccines,
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| So if I didn't die, it's all their fault.
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| The doctor said: "You are sick" -
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| And I got pounded
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| And the heart light
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| Smiled from the wall -
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| This is not a cell - a ward,
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| Here is not a bunk, but a bench,
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| Not under investigation guys
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| And I am researched!
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| And although I'm all sick, I'm not afraid for some reason, -
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| Let's wave, without looking, the medical protocol!
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| I know Sklifosovsky, the founder of the institute,
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| I know Comrade Botkin - he invented jaundice.
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| In my position
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| Only an eccentric shakes the right:
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| Doctor, if angry,
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| So hide in the "yellow house".
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| Everything depends in this house
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| From you from yourself:
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| If you want - you can become Budyonny,
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| If you want - by his horse!
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| My brains don't go beyond my mind - believe the word -
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| I ask a question with a hint, that is, I climb into a scandal:
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| "If Kashchenko, for example, went to Pirogov for treatment -
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| Pirogov would not cut Kaschenko for no reason ... "
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| But the doctor is not a bastard -
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| He is cunning and careful.
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| “Yes, you are right, but it is possible
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| The move is reversed,” he says.
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| Here is a ward with five beds,
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| Here the professor enters the door -
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| Points a finger: "Paranoid", -
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| And go check it out!
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| It's good that you, luminaries, were all hung on the wall -
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| I am behind you, dear ones, like behind a stone wall,
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| I hope for Vishnevsky, I hope for Burdenka, -
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| They will confirm that not mentally, but spiritually, I am sick!
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| My family is strong - everything is in me, -
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| True, great-grandfather was blind;
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| My father-in-law is white-hot,
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| But father-in-law is not relatives!
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| “Doctor, we are here eye to eye —
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| Answer me, be quick:
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| Or will I be diagnosed
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| Or will there be a verdict?
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| And the doctors, and the orderlies, and the luminaries were all embarrassed,
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| The luminary behind the window rolled behind,
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| And the glasses on the chain seemed to be covered with moisture,
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| The father of jaundice suddenly turned white on his cheeks.
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| And the tip hung
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| And the paper cringed, -
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| The doctor acted for the good
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| It's a pity - it's not mine, -
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| But not a sheet of steel pen -
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| The chest was pierced like a stiletto:
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| My diagnosis is paranoia
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| That means a couple of years! |