| Black car, she's in it.
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| A drunken moon over the houses.
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| He went alone to the house opposite - somewhere their son was held hostage.
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| The money was simply not collected on time, and no one helped them with this.
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| They asked for a figure, not to name it, they can't collect that kind of money...
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| The founder in the bank is her husband, a half-breed, a Jew by his father.
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| He loved her to a stupor, for two years before the wedding he went to her.
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| And she burned life like coals, and walked to drunken melancholy.
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| In general, I just lived for myself and gave birth in the third year.
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| And now, like a ghost, this yard...
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| A tall guy led her husband down.
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| Her husband told her: "I will decide everything myself."
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| He took off his glasses and handed it to her...
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| And February burned with severe frost
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| And the well-fed city of Moscow frightened,
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| And dirty tears clung
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| To the windshield...
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| Before that, she screamed all night long: “Idiot!
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| What are you climbing? |
| We need to get everyone up and shoot those bastards!”
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| But her husband decided otherwise, standing up as a wall for his blood.
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| He hit her on the cheek, the barrel jumped in his hand.
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| Black car, she's in it.
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| A drunken moon over the houses.
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| The shots broke the silence
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| Fear caught her here alone...
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| In this horror, a cry suddenly rang out:
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| "Help me!" - the husband clung to the glass.
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| He sees, numb in a terrible dream,
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| How he brought her son to her in the darkness...
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| Then she woke up from her dream
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| Trembling, she accepted her son.
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| And my husband has blood all over his chest...
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| He shouted to her: "Vika, go away!"
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| Meanwhile, in the newspapers in the morning:
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| “A businessman was found in the alley,
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| Many mortal wounds, bullet wounds,
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| Everyone is having a showdown there with them " |