The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Rubicon" (Rubikon) the performer of the song "Mikhail Krug"
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The song "Roza" by Mikhail Krug tells a tragic love story of a girl named Roza and a young man who turns out to be a thief.The song begins with a naive Roza, who believes in imminent happiness
In the song "Early in the Morning," Mikhail Krug depicts a lyrical hero going through a painful breakup.The lyrics are imbued with bitterness and self-irony
Mikhail Krug's song "Report to the 70th Anniversary of the Komsomol" conveys a critical view of Soviet reality and the role of the Komsomol within it through irony and sarcasm.**The opening lines**> How many years history has counted, and from them it's hardly possible to consider> The Komsomol badge as a sham - so there's a reason for an order
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 song "Let me go, mama" by Mikhail Krug tells the story of a lyrical hero eager to meet his friends at an establishment called "Lazurny". The lyrics are filled with prison slang ("bratva" - brotherhood, "musora" - cops, "otsideli" - served time, "v roziske" - wanted) and describe the atmosphere of the criminal world of the 1990s in Russia
In his song "Пусть сейчас я плачу" (Let me cry now), Mikhail Krug conveys the deep sadness and pain of the lyrical hero, heartbroken by unrequited love. Autumn in the text is not just a season, but a metaphor for fading feelings, loss, and loneliness