Ветер вырывает из рук [Veter vyryvaet iz ruk] [English translation]

The wind wrests the last money from my grasp

The wind wrests the last money from my grasp

On the corner of Five Corners1 where's few hundred steps up to thirteenth house

The cold wind wrests the last money from my grasp.

I've got a guitar behind the back and a bread in the pocket

I've got a guitar behind my back and beer and a bread in the pocket

It's a pity that it's not summer

And you've got a nice recorder

I've got a guitar behind my back and beer and bread in the pocket

It's cold in sneakers, but it doesn't matter!

A little bit cold in sneakers, but it doesn't matter!

Friendship bracelets warm my chilly hands

It's cold in sneakers, but it's...

The wind wrests the last money from my grasp

The cold wind wrests the last money from my grasp.

Where there are seven bridges2

One of us was young, the other healthy

The cold wind wrests

The cold wind wrests

Still the wind wrests the last money from my grasp

1. Five Corners is unofficial name of historical crossroad in St Petersburg, formed by the intersection of Zagorodny Prospekt (Zagorodny Avenue) with Razyezzhaya Street, Rubinsteina Street (formerly Trinity Street) and Lomonosova Street (formerly Chernyshev Lane). Crossroads was exist from the 1760s.2. Viewplace in Saint-Petersburg. From the Pikalov bridge next to the Nikolsky Cathedral you can see seven bridges.