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| The Kretchma | |||||||||||||||
| Traditional Russian. Recorded by Darby O'Gill on "Waitin' for a Ride" and "Driven to Drink", et al. | |||||||||||||||
| Notes: Gene Raskin, ("Those Were the Days, My Friend"), recorded a version of this many years ago. | |||||||||||||||
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| The Kretchma
Trad. Adapted by W. S. Messer Am E Am When you hear a Russian song do you tremble Dm Am Does your heart beat loudly in your chest Dm Am If so, then come to the Kretchma E Am E Am E Am It costs plenty, but it is the best (Chorus) C G And there is singing, and dancing, and the Russian wodka is all right Dm Am Come to the Kretchma, that’s where they’ll get ya E Am Drinking wodka every night Dm Am E Am In the doorway there is standing a Cossack His beard snowy white upon his chest He is waiting for the lovely Natasha She costs plenty, but she is the best On the stairway there is standing Natasha Her hips they keep time to the chants When she sings her shoulders they wibrate And when she does that, then you’ll discover that she can’t |
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