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я люблю тебя давно,
прикасаясь все равно.
каждый день одни мучения,
каждый день одно кино
i know what only the girls know
What does the text say
https://silverwolfhikaru.tumblr.com/post/689825807534866432/mikhail
Hi there!
I'm glad you've asked about it.
It's actually a song called "That's how the steel was tempered" by "Civil Defence" music band. I wrote it in russian 'cause I wanted to save the autethic atmosphere. And there's also a book named the same way.
The song is about repressions during of Soviet era and it perfectly fits to Misha according to his biography.
I'll put whole lyrics in this post below.
This song is my biggest mood so far
LAST RESOLUTION full russian lyrics
Пусть он вспомнит девушку простую,Пусть услышит, как она поет,Пусть он землю бережет родную,А любовь Катюша сбережет.
Катюша
Kasta - An Order Higher
Don’t forget your roots - remember There’s things that are an order higher, you hear They say you gotta get out of here, basically Start a family, raise children
And maybe that is right, but the past can’t be Left behind, abandoned - and later found again Don’t forget your roots - remember There’s things that are an order higher…
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Hey bro, wait up Where you rushing off to, sit down with me Tell me how’s life - how you got so thin, man Want a smoke? - You don’t, that’s awesome How many times you tried to quit now?
Didn’t even recognize you right away - Must be an omen that I’m gonna get rich now Haven’t seen you for a hundred years, now tell me Where you coming from? Where you rushing off to? - You’re even out of breath, man
Maybe you seen one of our old crew lately, Who’s up to what? Everyone alive and healthy? Well, thank God… And me? Ah, don’t ask - a bit of everything That’s just life - just fucking around mostly You know how that goes… listen, here’s what I wanted to ask:
Your guys were saying like you’re going abroad to live - Is that true? What, for real? And when? - Day after tomorrow, eh… Come on old man, you could’ve called - like come on, we gotta send you off And so that’s like, forever? You’re leaving without return? You gonna tell me where at least? Ohh, alright, I got you… Come on, don’t sweat it - you’ll be back again yet I myself have already worn out the skin of an immigrant
And you, I know you like a brother Over here - things ain’t good, not gonna lie, the facts are on your side, man You want to eat and not be hungry, you want to sleep soundly - Then the fuck are you thinking now man, you should’ve bailed ages ago!
But I’ve seen those faces, man - you’re gonna wither there And when you try to look inside them - you’ll die from despair It’s empty there, man - and you, brother, are Russian! That’s what matters about you - fuck everything else
Man, understand that this here is a sincere confession - Sincerity, truth, a soul bright at sunrise - pure like a drop of vodka And there, you’re gonna be alive among zombies An Ignoramus in the Sun City* - but you’ll get to know the price of gold
In the smile of a Russian girl - compare her to an imported sheep Who throws those fake smiles around left, right and center I know how this kitchen works - the airliner will raise you into the air You’ll realize what you’re casting off - but it’ll be too late
I see that you’re pitying yourself - well alright, onwards, be brave now But don’t burn bridges, man - and come back sooner Come on bro, at least send me a few lines from there I’m gonna go grab something to eat, not saying goodbye to you though…
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Don’t forget your roots - remember There’s things that are an order higher, you hear They say you gotta get out of here, basically Start a family, raise children
And maybe that is right, but the past can’t be Left behind, abandoned - and later found again Don’t forget your roots - remember There’s things that are an order higher…
*Neznaika v Solnechnom Gorode (“Ignoramus in the City of the Sun”) is a title of a well-known children’s book, about a well-intentioned but ignorant elf from a magical land, who sets off on a journey to a futuristic Sun City where he wants to do good deeds for people by using his magical powers - but instead ends up in a lot of misadventures.
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Kasta, a rap trio from the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-the-Don, were perhaps the dominant force in Russian hip-hop during the 2000s and remain a highly influential and respected band. They had, in many ways, helped create a whole generation of Russian rappers and rap fans by maintaining a strong web and street presence, organizing competitions, events and featuring up-and-coming talent. A hallmark of Kasta’s style is the fusion of 1990s American hip-hop with Russian “street” music genres - not an obvious combination by any means, but one that has worked well for Kasta and many others, especially in the Rostov scene, whose sound they had helped shape.
The song “An Order Higher” is as topical as ever today, touching on the difficult issue of emigration and a search for a “normal life” that often motivates people to leave Russia. While the chorus might come off as a bit of a sermon, most of the song is an open and honest discussion of the pros and cons, with a narrator who seems as conflicted as his friend who has decided to emigrate. (archive)
Noize MC - Jordan
The glaciers will melt, The Jordan river will rise Peace will come upon everyone - Shalom Aleichem, Wa-Alaikum Salaam...
Pixels will again form into camouflage spots on the screen The sound engineer will dial down bursts of gunfire in the mix The offscreen voice once again will tell the incredible truth about our enemies Reading the prepared words in a cold tone off pieces of paper And the inconvenient links won't open on any device now Just like the eyelids of a fighter, who's hurrying home to mom in a metal casket With a smirk, the director of the bloody circus is counting the ticket stubs - But the glaciers will melt, the glaciers will melt...
The glaciers will melt, The Jordan river will rise Peace will come upon everyone - Shalom Aleichem, Wa-Alaikum Salaam...
The naked king promises all his subjects warm clothes for the winter With open mouths, the people applaud his flaming speeches From the cold, the lips are covered in cracks, naked shoulders tremble in the wind But the gift of persuasion is strong, and they wait three years for what was promised He blames the enemy both for the chattering teeth and the frost patterns on windows Like, it's because of the enemy that the seasonal birds are too slow in their migration And the longer he talks, the stronger and more fearsome the attack of the cold winds - But the glaciers will melt, the glaciers will melt...
The glaciers will melt, The Jordan river will rise Peace will come upon everyone - Shalom Aleichem, Wa-Alaikum Salaam... *** Ivan Alexeev, known as Noize MC, remains perhaps Russia’s most popular rapper - although his work, and especially his latest album “Hard Reboot”, remains more firmly grounded in 1990s post-punk grunge and various forms of electronic music. While the stylings of Jordan, his latest single, seem at first to be alluding to the problems of peace in the Middle East, the main point of criticism in the lyrics is aimed far closer to home, attacking the tone of the state-controlled media who, since the start of the seeming “new cold war” with the conflict in the Ukraine, have been escalating the tensions, cracking down on free speech, and attributing both international violence and domestic economic problems to “enemy schemes”, particularly by the US. Released the same week as Russia’s acknowledgment of sending troops to Syria, the song indeed provides a pointed and timely critique... (archive)
