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67 lines
1.7 KiB
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Song about Motherland - Hebrew
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Wide is my motherland,
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A lot of it forests, fields and rivers!
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I have no other country I know,
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Where man can breathe so freely.
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From Moscow to the suburbs,
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From the southern mountains to the northern seas
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A man walks as a host
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Motherland her.
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Throughout life, and freely and widely,
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Similarly Volga full, flowing.
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Young everywhere we road,
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Old people everywhere in our honor.
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Wide is my motherland,
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A lot of it forests, fields and rivers!
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I have no other country I know,
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Where man can breathe so freely.
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Our eye fields are not searched,
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I do not remember our cities,
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Our word proud - comrade -
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We are all more expensive than fine words.
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With these words we are all over the house.
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None for us either black or colored.
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This word is familiar to everyone,
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With him everywhere we find relatives.
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Wide is my motherland,
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A lot of it forests, fields and rivers!
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I have no other country I know,
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Where man can breathe so freely.
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At the table, none of us is not superfluous,
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Each awarded on merit,
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Gold letters we write
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Stalin nationwide law.
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These words the greatness and glory
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No years did not erase:
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Man always has the right to
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On academics, leisure and work
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Wide is my motherland,
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A lot of it forests, fields and rivers!
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I have no other country I know,
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Where man can breathe so freely.
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Of the country spring wind blows.
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Every day more joyful life,
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And nobody in the world does not know how
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Better than us laugh and love.
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But we are sternly frowned eyebrows,
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If the enemy wants to break us,
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As a bride, we love the motherland,
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Cherish as affectionate mother.
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Wide is my motherland,
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A lot of it forests, fields and rivers!
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I have no other country I know,
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Where man can breathe so freely. 2003 |