| The thrushes are silent, the dawn is not yet close, | 
| The slanting moon burns over the hills. | 
| The forests are empty, there are no decent foxes in them, | 
| And I wander along the dark clearing alone... | 
| I go out to the big road | 
| I trade with my mind, so, little by little. | 
| Only beavers, disappearing into the fog, | 
| Caught in lies and deceit. | 
| Well, what's a fox to do | 
| In this gloomy wild forest? | 
| And for the fact that not everyone distinguishes deceit | 
| I am not responsible! | 
| The streams are dressed in ice dresses, | 
| Hedgehogs and gophers forgot themselves in a stupid dream, | 
| The bear and the wolf are dear to me like brothers, | 
| But I, as a woman, dream of something else... | 
| Clean air, fishing, hunting, | 
| Only I'm missing something | 
| And the beavers, who have not seen life, | 
| They accuse me of feminism... Hmm... | 
| And where else to go to the fox, | 
| When there is no one to start a family with? | 
| Well, the fact that not everyone is indifferent to me | 
| I do not admit my guilt! | 
| And I would rush to a big distant city | 
| And there to be smart, tirelessly, | 
| I would satisfy my spiritual hunger | 
| And I would find a use for all talents, | 
| I would become the main prima there, | 
| I would easily, ho-ho, outwit everyone, | 
| And in the forest, all the same, in the evenings, | 
| Maeta yes debate with beavers… Fu… | 
| That's all that's left for the fox | 
| From her naive prospects, | 
| I can't be a free bird in full glory, | 
| And to circle the red-headed fool in the forest wheel, | 
| Here is such a sad motive! | 
| But the lyrics are lyrics, and meanwhile the trail led the predators to the forester's lodge. | 
| Wolf | 
| alerted. | 
| The light is on inside. | 
| What if the hunters are resting? | 
| I would not like | 
| instead of a gala dinner, the wolf himself becomes prey. | 
| In the gatehouse, no matter how | 
| no matter what happened, the desired domestic animals cooled off. | 
| Goose and ram pointed | 
| order. | 
| And the pig was laying out poor food on the table. | 
| All sorts of tops there, which | 
| rhenya, bark. | 
| The fox even squealed at such impudence. | 
| It's good that the goose is in | 
| this moment began to tell friends his goose story. | 
| And since the voice | 
| it was very loud, no one heard this fox's cry. |