The meaning of the lyrics of the song "One, two, three, [hit] the kidneys. I have to add that this phrase sounds like a threat or a call to violence and is not something to be used lightly. Let me know if you meant something else by this phrase." (Raz, dva, tri po pochkam) the performer of the song "Mikhail Krug"

Well, who would've known it was a cop, he was in plain clothes, and Osya lashed out, not realizing in the heat of the moment.

He didn't even have time to go through the pockets of the sprawled-out guy on the floor

When suddenly, from somewhere, his classmates appeared to twist his joints behind his back.

He regretted hitting that cop from the get-go, already by the time he ended up in the cops' stinking hole.

Chorus:

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, we'll patch you up.

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, they'll fix you up.

They beat him so badly there that he blacked out a couple of times, and after each blow, he came back to his senses.

And if he'd given it back, he would've stayed there, they would've fed him to the pigeons like crumbs.

And they trampled all over the tough guy's ribs and instilled a hatred for the cops' cocaine.

And now, if Osya punches someone in the face when he's drunk, it's without witnesses and, touch wood, he's still alive.

Chorus:

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, we'll patch you up.

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, they'll fix you up.

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, we'll patch you up.

And if tomorrow's tougher than yesterday...

One, two, three, on the kidneys, one, two, three, on the liver

Bear with it, brother, we'll patch you up.

Ну, кто бы знал, что это мент ведь он был в штатском, а Ося зарядил, не разобрав в пылу

И не успел он по карманам разобраться у развалившегося дяди на полу

Как вдруг откуда-то братья его по классу ему выкручивать суставы за спиной

Он пожалел, что зарядил менту с атаса уже когда попал в клоповник мусорской.

Припев:

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, а мы тебя подлечим.

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, уж они тебя подлечат.

Там били так, что пару раз он отключался и от ударов вновь он приходил в себя

А дай в обратную, так там бы и остался его скормили бы, как булку, голубям

И потопталися по рёбрышкам жигана и вбили ненависть к кокарде мусорской

И если Ося бьёт кому в табло по пьяне то без свидетелей и тьфу-тьфу-тьфу живой.

Припев:

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, а мы тебя подлечим.

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, уж они тебя подлечат.

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, а мы тебя подлечим.

И если завтра будет круче, чем вчера...

Раз, два, три по почкам, раз, два, три по печени

Потерпи, браточек, а мы тебя подлечим.

The song "One, two, three on the kidneys" by Mikhail Krug tells the story of a man named Osia who, in the heat of a fight, hits a man in civilian clothes who turns out to be a policeman. Before Osia realizes what is happening, the injured policeman's colleagues attack him.

The meaning of the song is to demonstrate the brutality and arbitrariness of law enforcement in the 1990s in Russia. Osia, himself a member of the criminal world, becomes the victim of unprovoked aggression by the police. He is beaten half to death, and the song clearly implies that he is very lucky to be alive.

The lyrics of the song contain dark humor and irony, reflecting the realities of a time when violence was commonplace and human life meant little. "We'll cure you" in the chorus is a bitter mockery, emphasizing the cynical attitude of the police towards their victims.

The song "One, two, three on the kidneys" is a reflection of the harsh realities of the 1990s in Russia, where lawlessness and chaos reigned. It shows that even in the criminal world one can become a victim of even greater cruelty and arbitrariness on the part of those who are supposed to uphold the law.