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32 lines
1.1 KiB
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Big Sky
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This, comrades, do not think you can not -
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In one squadron were friends.
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And it was in the service and in their hearts
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The vast sky, the vast sky, the vast sky - one for two ...
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Flying, friends in heaven gave,
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Hand before they could reach the stars.
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The trouble came near tears to the eyes -
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Once in flight, once in flight, once the motor refused to flight ...
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And I would have to jump - not out flying,
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But the collapse of the city empty plane.
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Pass, leaving no trace of the living,
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And thousands of lives, and the lives of thousands and thousands of lives will be interrupted while ...
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Flashed quarters - and you can not jump.
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Hold on to the forest! - decide to friends.
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Away from the city will carry out the death -
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Let us die, let us die, let us die - but the city will save ...
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Aircraft Arrow surged from heaven
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And startled by the explosion of birch forest.
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Not soon overgrown grass field ...
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And the city wondered, and thought the city, and the city thought - exercises are ...
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The tomb lies in the midst of silence
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Great guys great country.
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Light and solemnly looks at them
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The vast sky, the vast sky, the vast sky - one for two ... |