The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Process completed." (Okonchen process) the performer of the song "Mikhail Krug"
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усскийВ песне Михаила Круга "О том, как женщины ходили жаловаться к Богу" сатирически изображается типичная ситуация "женской доли" измены, обманы, безответственность мужчин. Автор гиперболизирует и высмеивает стереотипные представления о взаимоотношениях полов
In his song "About the City of Kalinin," Mikhail Krug uses irony and bitterness to depict life in a provincial Soviet city (Kalinin is the former name of Tver).**The first verse** paints a picture of information overload, where gossip and rumors ("all sorts of executions, shadows on the wattle fence") overshadow real events
In Mikhail Krug's song "Nu proshai" ("Farewell"), we witness a farewell scene between two people whose love has clearly come to an end. The lyrical hero, from whose perspective the story is told, tries to maintain composure and displays feigned indifference to his beloved's departure
The song "New Year, New Order" by Mikhail Krug tells the tragic story of a lyrical hero who finds himself celebrating New Year's Eve in the harsh conditions of a camp surrounded by barbed wire.**The first verse** immediately plunges us into an atmosphere of hopelessness and doom
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
