Rushian

There's a lot in this song that points to it, at least overtly, being about the Bolsheik (sp?) Revolution in Russia. The CCCP is cyrillic for what we call the USSR in English. And there is a mention of a Czarina, which is a wife to a Czar. At the time the Czarina would have been Alexandra Fyodorovna. But, this might only be a literal translation. The mention of Kafka, a German novelist who was quite anti-bearucratic and Antole, a French poet who has been quoted as saying "If fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing," both throw me off a little bit.

quick interpretation. the word 'rushian' is a combination of rushing and russian...referring to how the bolsheviks attempted to 'rush' into communism. they essentially tried a top-down style of instituting it into a soviet union that was not ready for it to succeed...and so it failed. state radio has some obvious revolutionary ideas, so i'm guessing they are saying you can't force these things like the ussr did...and they were the last legit attempt at communism, so that sweet czarina can step down now...just a thought.

"oodalolly" is an allusion to the cartoon version of robin hood. Robing hood had a messege of "take from the rich - give to the poor" prolly poking fun at communism