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In Mikhail Krug's song "Why Am I Laughing All Day," the lyrical hero uses irony and sarcasm to hide his pain from a breakup. He pretends to be indifferent, having fun and drinking, claiming that he is not at all bothered by the fact that "the woman kicked him out
Mikhail Krug's song "Let Me Go, Chief" tells the story of a prisoner who, driven by jealousy, committed a crime against his beloved. Now, finding himself incarcerated, he learns of her infidelity and craves revenge
The song "Autumn Rain" by Mikhail Krug tells a dramatic story of a man returning home after a long absence.**Pain and hope** The very first lines describing a "hearty pain" washed away by the rain speak of the lyrical hero's difficult past
The song "The Trial is Over" by Mikhail Krug tells the story of a man sentenced to death. The lyrical hero, from whose perspective the story is told, is on death row, awaiting execution
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