quickly the winged eyelid disappeared like melted snow, fell silent like a state garden, which will not be returned back, will not be returned back. maybe the nose shouldn’t rush to repeat everything from the beginning, we should repeat everything from the beginning, oh, how could it not be, or maybe start everything again, i don’t want to lose you, i can’t lose you, oh, how could i? show me,

a lonely ray, a wedge, indifferent clouds, thorn was a short path, love is not an easy essence. it’s not a simple point, but maybe it’s night to repeat everything all over again, we should repeat everything all over again, oh, what should i do, or maybe i’ll start it all over again, i want to bully you for the day. i can't lose you

oh, what should i do, maybe i’ll pull it all back again, i don’t want to lose you, i can’t. they will lose you, oh, what should i do, or maybe it will all happen all over again, i don’t want to lose you, i can’t lose you. oh, how can i

drink, how can i drink, good evening, dear tv viewers! the song was played, how to be, 1989 , people's artist of russia alexander serov was my guest. sasha, hello, dear valera, greetings , greetings. well, i’m interested in talking first about the period when you didn’t know who you wanted to become, how to be, that is, about your childhood. and since our podcast, melodies of my life, in this case the melody of alexander sirov, i’m very interested in what happened when... you didn’t know yet that you would be

a vocalist with a big name, well, first of all, where was i born? i was born in a village, in the village of kovalevka, nikolaev region, and it is natural that her majesty, nature , plunged me into that state, which, probably, i then, enriching my soul and my, so to speak, associations, was able to reproduce in the future, we lived close to speech. southern beech, my grandfather and i went fishing, we also went hunting, then school, we have school it was far away, it was necessary to go up a big mountain, 4 km on foot every day, except saturday, sunday. sash, we can say that in fact the melody of childhood is the melody of nature, exactly, her majesty, nature did its job in this village, because there was livadia, livadia, so we... this is such

an amazing place where pears, cherries grew, grapes, apples, cherries, raspberries, strawberries, in general, everything was guarded there. but the thing is that if you get there, and my grandfather took me there, but he knew this watchman there, and it was, these are the smells, you don’t you can imagine, it’s all an association , it’s nearby, not only is the river these smells, a pioneer, yes, and it’s natural that i, of course, absorbed, absorbed and once again absorbed everything that i plunged into, pay attention, you have such a male knot, is it something specific?