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Borodino
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Tell me, uncle, for good reason
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Moscow, scorched by fire,
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Frenchman given?
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Well in fact there were fights fighting,
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Yes, say what!
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No wonder all Russia remembers
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About the day of Borodino!
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We have long departed in silence,
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I was annoyed battlefield waiting
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Grumbling old men:
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"What are we? winter quarters?
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They dare not, perhaps, the commanders
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Aliens tear uniforms
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About Russian bayonets? "
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And then we found a large field:
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There roam where the wild!
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They built a redoubt.
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Our ears open!
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A little morning lit up the gun
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And the forests blue top -
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The French are right there.
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I scored the charge in the gun tight
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And I thought: I'll buy another!
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Wait a minute, brother musyu:
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What is there to cheat, perhaps for a fight;
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Oh, we'll go to ache wall,
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Oh, we'll stand head
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For your home!
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And he said, flashing in the eyes:
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"Guys! not eh Moscow for us?
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Umremte train near Moscow,
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As our brothers die! "
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And we promised to die,
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And kept the oath of allegiance
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We are in the Borodino battle!
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And kept the oath of allegiance
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We are in the Borodino battle! 1944 |