The meaning of the lyrics of the song "I'm back! Hello, Mom!" (Ya vozvratilsya! Zdravstvuy, mama!) the performer of the song "Mikhail Krug"
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This text, titled "Это имя" ("This Name") by Mikhail Krug, describes a deep, all-consuming pain of lost love. The lyrical hero is tormented by the inability to turn back time, to see his beloved again, to give her flowers
Mikhail Krug's song "It Was Yesterday" reveals the deep sadness and longing of the lyrical hero for his lost love. The text is saturated with an atmosphere of hopelessness and acceptance of the bitter truth about the breakup
In Mikhail Krug's song "Elektrichka" ("Electric Train"), we are presented with a story of a lyrical hero longing for inspiration and solace in the arms of his muse. The electric train serves as a symbol of time's fleeting nature and the transience of life
In his song "Euphemism about the Past," Mikhail Krug addresses the image of Mother Russia, expressing his pain and bitter irony about her past and present.**"What are you living with, Mother Russia, and what are you sad about? Is the devil in your ribs now expecting a child?"** - the song begins with these lines, and one can already feel the caustic grin
In Mikhail Krug's song "Chifirnut by Nishtyak", the lyrical hero finds himself in a difficult life situation, most likely in prison (as evidenced by the words "BUR", "barracks"). He experiences longing, loneliness, and coldness (both physical and emotional)
EnglishThe song "Chikolda" by Mikhail Krug uses irony to reflect the realities of the 1990s in Russia and the stereotypical perception of prostitution.The author begins with absurd images a worker sharpening a chikolda (a shiv, implying uselessness) and a milkmaid milking a bull
