The meaning of the lyrics of the song "New year, new rules." (Novyiy god, poryadki novyie) the performer of the song "Mikhail Krug"
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In Mikhail Krug's song "Nostalgia for Future Love", the lyrical hero is a man already wise with experience, as evidenced by the lines "I'm not old, but believe me, I'm already gray-haired, in our life I'm not surprised by anything." Despite a touch of weariness from life, he unexpectedly falls in love with a girl ("Suddenly I clung to the girl with all my soul, and what happened, I don't understand")
In Mikhail Krug's song "Nishtiak, Bratok!" ("Cool, Brother!"), the lyrical hero reminisces about his first love, his childhood and youth spent in a neighborhood group of friends.The phrase **"Nishtiak, Bratok!"**, repeated as a refrain, reflects the friends' approval of his actions, a peculiar code of boyish honor of that time
This song by Mikhail Krug, "Not Guilty of Anything," tells the story of injustice, betrayal, and the harsh realities of prison life. The lyrical hero, imprisoned on false charges, shares his story, full of bitterness, despair, and longing for freedom
In Mikhail Krug's song "Didn't Rat, Loved Him", the lyrics describe a criminal situation full of drama and irony. Lyokha Chikh, a character with a telling nickname hinting at his connection to drugs ("fufel"), decided to "brighten up the evening behind the cards with a game" - that is, to play cards for money with company
In the song "The Light Doesn't Fade," Mikhail Krug tells a story of a lyrical hero separated from his beloved. The lyrics are filled with longing for the past, yet they are not devoid of hope for the future
In his song "Not in Paris", Mikhail Krug praises the simplicity and clarity of his native life, contrasting it with a glamorous but alien world. The lyrical hero feels no awe before Paris, Broadway, or Monte Carlo