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| Someday I will die - we always die sometime, -
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| How to guess so, so as not to do it yourself - so that in the back with a knife:
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| The slain are spared, buried and pampered with paradise, -
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| I will not say about the living, but we protect the dead.
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| I'll hit my face in the dirt, I'll fall prettier on my side,
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| And the soul on stolen nags will strike at a gallop.
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| In the marvelous gardens of Eden I will pick pale pink apples.
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| It's a pity, the gardens are guarded and they shoot without a miss in the forehead.
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| They galloped - I look - something not heavenly in front of my eyes:
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| Non-bearing wasteland and solid nothingness - chaos.
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| And in the midst of nothing rose a cast gate,
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| And a huge stage - five thousand - was sitting on its knees.
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| How the root neighs!  | 
| I humbled him with a kind word,
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| Yes, the burdocks were barely torn out of the bast and braided the mane.
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| The gray-haired old man fiddled with the bolt for too long -
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| And he groaned and grumbled, and could not open it - and left.
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| Chorus:
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| Someday I will die - we always die sometime, -
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| How to guess so, so as not to do it yourself - so that in the back with a knife:
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| The slain are spared, buried and pampered with paradise, -
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| I will not say about the living, but we protect the dead.
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| And the exhausted people did not utter a single groan,
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| Only he suddenly moved from his numb knees to a squat.
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| There are raspberries here, lads - we are greeted with a raspberry ring!
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| Everything returned to the circle, and the crucified one hung over the circle.
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| Give us all blessings, and how many blessings did I demand?
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| To me - to have friends, and a wife - to fall on the coffin, -
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| Well, I'll pick up pale pink apples for them.
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| It's a pity, the gardens are guarded and they shoot without a miss in the forehead.
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| I recognized the old man by the tears on his flabby cheeks:
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| This is Saint Peter - he is an apostle, and I am a dumbass.
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| Here are the bush-gardens, in which there is an abyss of frozen apples.
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| But the gardens are guarding - and I was killed without a miss in the forehead.
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| And I drove the horses away from these rotten and chilly places, -
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| The horses ask for oats, but I also bit the bit.
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| Along the cliff with a whip over the abyss of the bosom of apples
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| I'll bring it for you: you were waiting for me from paradise!
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| Chorus:
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| Someday I will die - we always die sometime, -
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| How to guess so, so as not to do it yourself - so that in the back with a knife:
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| The slain are spared, buried and pampered with paradise, -
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| I will not say about the living, but we protect the dead.
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| Someday I will die - we always die sometime, -
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| How to guess so, so as not to do it yourself - so that in the back with a knife:
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| The slain are spared, buried and pampered with paradise, -
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| I will not say about the living, but we protect the dead. |