| Miss Pavilichenko’s well known to fame;
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| Russia’s your country, fighting is your game;
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| The whole world will love her for a long time to come
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| For more than three hundred nazis fell by your gun
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| Fell by your gun, yes
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| Fell by your gun
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| For more than three hundred nazis fell by your gun
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| Miss Pavlichenko’s well known to fame;
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| Russia’s your country, fighting is your game;
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| Your smile shines as bright as any new morning sun
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| But more than three hundred nazidogs fell by your gun
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| Fell by your gun, yes
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| Fell by your gun
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| For more than three hundred nazis fell by your gun
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| In your mountains and canyons quiet as the deer
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| Down in your bigtrees knowing no fear
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| You lift up your sight. |
| And down comes a hun
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| And more than three hundred nazidogs fell by your gun
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| Fell by your gun, yes
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| Fell by your gun
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| For more than three hundred nazis fell by your gun
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| In your hot summer’s heat, in your cold wintery snow
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| In all kinds of weather you track down your foe;
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| This world will love your sweet face the same way I’ve done
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| 'Cause more than three hundred nazzy hound fell by your gun
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| Fell by your gun, yes
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| Fell by your gun
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| For more than three hundred nazis fell by your gun
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| I’d hate to drop in a parachute and land an enemy in your land
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| If your Soviet people make it so hard on invadin' men;
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| I wouldn’t crave to meet that wrong end of such a pretty lady’s gun
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| If her name was Pavlichenko, and mine Three O One |