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Мusic by Veniamin Basner Lyrics by Mikhail Matusovsky WHAT MADE YOU FEEL LOVE OF YOUR MOTHERLAND? ♪ What made you feel love of your motherland? A picture in your ABC ... Your good and non-treacherous playfellows Who lived nearby, in your street ... It might have been even the lullaby Your mother sang when you were young. Or something that was so dear for you * That trials would fail to deprive. What made you feel love of your motherland? A hidden bench you sat with her, A birch tree that stands in an open field And grows despite the winds blow. It might have been even a starling`s song That simply meant that spring was here. Or that country road once you trod alone Because when a child it wasn`t near. What made you feel love of your motherland? The windows` lights far away, The father`s threadbare Budenny cap** That wardrobe was keeping for years. It might have been even the railway tracks Along which the trains clickety-clacked. Or even the oath of fidelity You put inly to your motherland.
