Snow falls on my hands
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And melts, alas, forever
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The city shines with garlands
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Moscow freezes to jazz
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The city decorated shines
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The city is waiting for the new year
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Head over heels down the hill, sleds and children
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Here comes the bearded one
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Either fluff, then white flies
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Cute crap from the six on the ear
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On the steering wheel congenial, fragrant with us
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The cops can smell it, but she beckons me
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Tangerines in the kitchen, the crowd is telling stories
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Dropped Nikes, photos and likes
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Put up a Christmas tree, got garlands
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White roofs, white parks
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And we like to drive so slow
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To where the piano plays, to the room of laughter
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White Bekha - slush is not a hindrance to her
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Everything around has changed, the city is covered with white fur
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Snow falls on my hands
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And melts, alas, forever
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The city shines with garlands
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Moscow freezes to jazz
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The city decorated shines
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The city is waiting for the new year
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Head over heels down the hill, sleds and children
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Here comes the bearded one
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Snow falls on the branches
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Warming from severe frosts
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In winter, pumping traffic jams
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Everyone is in a hurry somewhere, everyone is draining money
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Christmas on the nose
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The timid rustle of cereal
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mixed feelings
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Beatle in minor, praises good sadness
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What happened then - alas, cannot be returned
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Scrolling through old photos
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Toys, gifts, queues in shops
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Bows and paper, Christmas trees in showcases
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Smiles on the mines of passers-by
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Smoke fills me
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Candles friends, ringing, stacks
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Joe is on fire, a glass of Bourbon
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So good, gentle jazz in the background
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Meat, cognac, light gait
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To the bath in a crowd, and change sneakers for flip flops
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Snow falls on my hands
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And melts, alas, forever
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The city shines with garlands
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Moscow freezes to jazz
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The city decorated shines
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The city is waiting for the new year
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Head over heels down the hill, sleds and children
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Here comes the bearded one
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Last Christmas, I give you my heart
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But the very next day, you gave it away
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Last Christmas, I give you my heart
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But the very next day, you gave it away |