The military song "Soldier's letter" performed by Yevgeny Belyaev. Music by A. Averkin, lyrics by I. Shamov. This a clip from the musical TV Show "The Concert No. 56". The Central Television of the USSR, 1966.

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TRANSLATION OF THE LYRICS:

The postman brought me your letter
And again you ask a question
How do I serve? Who are my friends?
How often do I go to the city?
I would like to tell you
And you explain it to other girls
How much beloved one means in the fate
Of a soldier ... Of a soldier!

The day begins - we have long been in place,
The shadow falls - we're already at the post.
Wether it's raining or wether it's snowing -
Our platoon is on duty.
So the rumble of ominous explosions
Wouldn't scare off your dawn,
They stand at the posts and stand at the rockets -
The soldiers ... The soldiers!

Everything ceases after the "lights out!” command
And again I will stay with you.
The soldiers' beds are standing nearby,
Whispers of the guys are heard.
And I remember the days of spring -
How we met once.
All night good dreams come
To soldiers ... To soldiers!

If suddenly a crazy thunder hits,
Thunderous noise, fire rain,
Our military squad will go
To defend our homeland.
Soldiers will carry away
The scent of freshly-cut birch trees.
The country and love will be protected
by soldiers ... By soldiers!
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