yes, it’s not old at uncle fedya’s, it’s already ready in the sixties.eeds it. but the awards is another conversation fyodor petrovich was the order of lenin so i heard he was specifically worth it. so, and there were also valuable things in the house, even if there was something, then lessons for the mother, i sold everything. they didn’t have anything to live on at one time. uncle fedya died. business without planes, where we are a miracle marvelous wonder marvelous autumn will be not only bright, but also musical the sea inside that i heard in my life, but it's a triumph tomorrow at 21:30 on the channel, russia well, how good, pay attention to the helmet, you don't see anything. do you remember, frolov described the impact of a puncture with this helmet. so it's the murder weapon. what do you have? two valuable items were allegedly stolen from the victim's apartment. in any case, one - that's for sure. this is the order of lenin on the black market. its price reaches up to one and a half thousand dollars, not cheap for sure, and the second is a figuri

and now i know that there is a very dear song about pasha, yes, uncle pasha uncle pasha which written by fedya solovyovry, a terrific musician, an absolutely magnificent guitarist , a singer so simply real like that. we are very friendly with him because there goes. uh, the storylines of the song about actually bring us back to our teenage years, because, well, as musicians of each other, we perfectly understand that behind the delights of our work, the audience love it is always both tinder and deprivation of complexities. and here is one line in this song , my attention takes focus as much as possible. this is what he lost. uh, as during the first time you had two suits there in life, you raped and weddings lost. yes, i lost bayans, and in this volume is called the complexity that accompanies the life of musical in one line, three button accordions lost. they can be lost for various reasons, but the phrase gives what i call the amount of time. that's because of this time. we continue to watch the album - this is lesya's song. no, before that there was such a period in my life when i was in m

and now i know that there is a very dear song about pashka, yes, uncle pashku uncle pasha, which was written by fedyat guitarist, a singer so simply real. he and i are very friendly. it will also be very appropriate. the only thing is because. there are storylines of the song about actually bringing us back to our youthful years, because, well, we, as musicians , understand each other perfectly well that behind the delights of our work, audience love, it is always labor and deprivation of complexity. and here is one line in this song. my attention is focused as much as possible. that's what he is lost. eh, like during the first one, you wore out two suits in your life, give me a suit and lost three button accordions at weddings. yes, he lost his button accordions, and in this volume is called the as ifness that accompanies life as a musician, three lost button accordions are conveyed in one line. they can be lost for various reasons, but the phrase gives what i call the amount of time. from this time. we continue to watch the album - this is lesya's song. no, before that it was in magadan that there

know that there is a song about pashka dear to you, yes, uncle pashka uncle pasha uncle pasha, which was written by fedyaky of samara, an amazing musician, an absolutely magnificent guitarist, a singer so just real like that. we are very friendly with him. here it will also be very appropriate. the only thing is because there goes. uh, the storylines of the song about actually bring us back to our early years, because, well, we as musicians of each other perfectly understand what the charms are. our work is the love of the audience. it is always labor or deprivation of complexity. and here is one line in this song, my attention takes focus as much as possible. this is what he lost. eh, how do you have a refrain there, right in life, two suits have worn out? give me a suit and lost three button accordions at weddings. yes, he lost the button accordions, and in this volume is called the complexity that accompanies the life of a musician , three lost button accordions are conveyed in one line. they can be lost for various reasons, but the phrase gives what i call the amount of time. here from this time. we

know that there is a very dear song about pashka, yes, uncle pashka uncle pasha uncle pasha , which was written by fedya absolutely magnificent guitarist, singer, just so real. he and i are very friendly. this would also be very appropriate. the only thing is because it goes there. uh, the storylines of the song actually take us back to our younger years, because that, well, we, as musicians , understand each other perfectly well what the delights of our work are with the love of the audience. it is always labor or deprivation of complexity. and here is one line in this song that takes my attention as much as possible . this is what he lost. eh, how did you wear out two suits during your first life? give me a suit and i lost three button accordions for weddings. yes, i lost my accordions, and in this volume is called the complexity that accompanies the life of musicians , three lost accordions are conveyed in one line. they may be lost for various reasons, but the phrase gives what i call the volume of time. from this time. we continue to watch the album - this is lesya's song. no, before that there was

uncle andrey . don’t you have anything else like this to do? well , your cop sent to keep an eye on fedya. hiding. yeah, my friend told me about a great concert there. well, that’s right, no need to write down the address. i can draw this as if i were walking from the metro. draw it, go ahead, finish it quickly. the nucks were quiet tomorrow. there’s no need to delay, you’ll think properly when i tell you. if you calculated everything correctly, let min answer first, we’ll leave ninka for dessert. and if you're wrong, then there’s no need to bother the widow in vain, do you understand now? i don’t understand why you bit off the witness who discovered the corpse? well, who should we ask now? on weekends he hung out in the basement, there were rockers there, they set up something like a nightclub for their own people. well, let’s find druzhkov , ask him, and find out. i'm telling you for sure, i won't do anything. well, okay, in short, you will find someone who sadly owes me, we agreed to take everything. just be quicker, come on. that's it, come on. lelechka did you wake up or didn’t go to