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prewar waltz
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Peaceful sky over the fortress of Brest,
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In a cramped apartment happy faces.
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Waltz. The political leader invites the bride,
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Brand new dice glitters in his buttonhole.
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And outside, outside the beauty of the new moon
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Bug whispering with weeping willows.
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Forty-first year, the beginning of June.
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Still alive, still alive,
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Still alive, all, all, all.
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He looks on Nevsky with posters Rocks,
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Release comes "Volga, Volga".
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Again Kronstadt sailors escorts:
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It will be training their long march.
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And at the stern, the stern of the white night meditation,
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Seagulls circling over the Gulf of Finland.
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Forty-first year, the beginning of June.
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Still alive, still alive,
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Still alive, all, all, all.
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Past the Bolshoi Theater facade
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Rush to rest, ringing, trams.
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In the tenth class exam tomorrow,
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Eternal Flame at the Kremlin does not glow.
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All ahead, all the while, everything until the day before ...
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Twenty sunrises stay happy ...
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Forty-first year, the beginning of June.
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Still alive, still alive,
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Still alive, all, all, all.
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Prewar Waltz recalled many ways,
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Waltz raised us dear person,
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Who brought us the front road,
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Who ever we had to be separated.
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Years passed, and again outside a quiet evening.
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Look to portraits of friends in silence.
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In memory of our today and forever
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They are all alive, all alive,
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All of them are alive, everything, everything ...
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In memory of our today and forever
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They are all alive, all alive,
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They are all alive, all, all, all! |