Once Upon a December (Russian Version)
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Once Upon a December (Russian Version)
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Kak uzor na okne
Snova proshloye ryadom
Kto-to pel pesnyu mne
V zimniy vecher kogda-to
Slovno v proshlom ozhilo
Chʹikh-to berezhnykh ruk teplo
Valʹs izyskannykh gostey
I beg likhikh koney
Valʹs kruzhil i nyos menya
Slovno v skazku svoyu manya
Pervyy bal i pervyy valʹs
Zvuchat vo mne seychas
Zerkala v yantare
Moy vostorg otrazhayut
Kto-to pel na zare
Dom rodnoy pokidaya
Budeshʹ ty v dekabre
Vnovʹ so mnoy, dorogaya
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