Текст песни Людмила Гурченко - две берёзы

Music and words - Jan Tabachnik

Among the trees around the corner
In the shadow of thick branches
It was an old gray house
Five families lived in it:

Professor Old Levinson,
And Friedman's lawyer,
Tailor Kaminsky, doctor Samson,
Shoemaker Rosenblatt.

And in the courtyard of the birch is the pride of Aunt Rosa,
And the lush two chestnuts that Jeanne planted,
Two maples still grow - the favorites of Solomon,
And the little cherry that raised Paradise.

They lived for many years
One big family.
It happens like this: a glorious neighbor -
closer than native.

Now I look through the years
To this gray house.
Someone went where,
And the house was scrapped.

In the birch yard is the pride of Aunt Rosa,
And the magnificent two chestnuts that Jeanne planted.
Two maples still grew - the favorites of Solomon,
And the little cherry that raised Paradise.

It seems to me like a dream
I miss them.
And heals old Levinson
Children, but not mine.

Tailor Kaminsky will not sew
Suit for graduation ...
And Rosenblatt will not be right
I have shoes in the workshop.

And the Friedman lawyer will say
That "people are all equal."
But if everyone goes,
Oh…

I'm visiting here
And in the cold, and in the heat.
Here was my house, my family,
I’m probably going to die here.

And Aunt Rose dreams of leaves on a birch,
Two chestnuts yearn, which is so far Jeanne.
And two maples of Solomon’s arrival have long been waiting
Waiting for a small cherry that raised Paradise.

Ah, in the birch yard is the pride of Aunt Rosa,
Two chestnuts that Jeanne planted are waiting for the magnificent.
And two maples of Solomon’s arrival have long been waiting
Waiting for a small cherry that raised Paradise.