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To Those Who Go Away...
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Господи, Господи!
Покажи день, числа кончины моей
Сколь я в мире ни ликую
Я и смерти не миную
Взойду я на гору высокую
Погляжу во тьму глубокую
Вижу я гробы, гробы,
Предвечные наши домы
Камени то головье мое
Песок, источник - постеля моя
Черви, то соседи мои
Мать, сыра земля
Прими на вечную жизнь меня...
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Mira Drevo Saint Petersburg, Russia
Ambient music about Northern Nature...
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