This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Ai ai ai ai ai, woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Ai ai ai ai ai, woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Ai ai ai ai ai, a-woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Sitting in a Russian bath-house on Avenue B
No matter how much we sweat, we just can't agree
Ai, razminku yershikom provodim my
Nobody learn no nothing from no history
Tall little Sally plays with magic pebbles
Dasha sells equipment to the Chechnya rebels
Ya vyhozhu iz anala v astral
Tam mnogo chego slyshal no ne zapisal
Nesmotrya na Se.Sheh.Ah ne poterayl azarta
Buhayu strogo kazhdoe vosmoye marta
Sitting in the bath-house on Avenue B
And never agree
Sally, all empires fall, even trends they fade away
Even complete strangers (asshole) can lead you astray
But god damn it, this round is on me
Nobody learns no nothing from no history
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Tall little Sally, my darling
Your panic's so charming
Your shopping techniques are amazing
Celebrity erudition disarming
Tall little Sally, my darling
Your panic's so charming
Tall little Sally, my darling
Yura, viruchai! (Yura viruchil!)
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Sitting in a Russian bath house on the Avenue B
No matter how much we sweat, we just can't agree
Ai ai ai ai ai, a-woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Ai ai ai ai ai, woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Ai ai ai ai ai, a-woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
Sitting in a Russian bath-house on Avenue B
No matter how much we sweat, we just can't agree
Ai, razminku yershikom provodim my
Nobody learn no nothing from no history
Tall little Sally plays with magic pebbles
Dasha sells equipment to the Chechnya rebels
Ya vyhozhu iz anala v astral
Tam mnogo chego slyshal no ne zapisal
Nesmotrya na Se.Sheh.Ah ne poterayl azarta
Buhayu strogo kazhdoe vosmoye marta
Sitting in the bath-house on Avenue B
And never agree
Sally, all empires fall, even trends they fade away
Even complete strangers (asshole) can lead you astray
But god damn it, this round is on me
Nobody learns no nothing from no history
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Tall little Sally, my darling
Your panic's so charming
Your shopping techniques are amazing
Celebrity erudition disarming
Tall little Sally, my darling
Your panic's so charming
Tall little Sally, my darling
Yura, viruchai! (Yura viruchil!)
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Ai, woo woo woo
Oh, not me, not you
Sitting in a Russian bath house on the Avenue B
No matter how much we sweat, we just can't agree
Ai ai ai ai ai, a-woo woo woo
Ai ai ai ai ai, not me, not you
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Actually, Hutz sings not in Ukrainian, but in Russian. Not everyone knows that about half of people in Ukraine are native Russian speakers.
Most of the Russian lyrics in GB's songs do not carry much meaning, but are just Hutz's "stream of consciousness" with references to the FSU cultural context in which Hutz grew up in.
Here is my attempt at translation:
Sitting in a Russian bath-house on Avenue B, No matter how much we sweat we just can't agree. Ai, Razminku yershikom provodim my, [Translation: We are getting warmed up with yersh (50/50 beer/vodka cocktail - cocktail.uk.com/db/viewCocktail.asp)] Nobody learn no nothing from no history.
Oh Sally with the magic pebbles, Now she sells equipment to the Chechen rebels. Ya vyhozhu iz anala v astral Tam mnogo chego slyshal no ne zapisal. [Translation: I am getting from anal to astral plane/I heard a lot there but did not put it down] Nesmotrya na Se.SHeh.Ah ne poterayl azarta Buhayu strogo kazhdoe vosmoye marta [Translation: Despite USA I have not lost my drive, I am getting drunk every 8th of March (International Women's Day, big holiday in FSU, kind of like Valentains + Mothers day combined)] Sitting in the bath-house on Avenue B, And never agree.
....... Oh little Sally my darling. Yura vyruchai [Yura (Yuri Lemeshev), help me! - this is kind of a one gypsy band musician asking another to join with solo IMHO] Yura vyruchal... [Yura was helping] ....... Ah-uh-uh-uh [just singing without words] Not me, not you!
This is quite a good song - love the album. I'm not quite sure what this song is about though. I love the way he sings "Oh Sally....Chechen rebels." I also think the part "in trans" is "even trends" which makes more sense and fits in with the "shopping techniques" later.
Some of it seems like it's about a girl who is quite superficial with the use of "celebrity", "shopping" and "trends". Maybe someone else can shed more light on it.
Sally is referenced alot through the album, it sounds like he takes her away from her artificial life and into his weird folk punk world.
In this song he's trying to convince her in but she's relectant.
actually I think its the opposite. Sally used to be in the gypsy world, but is now entraced with the superfical american lifestyle. but hey, that just me. But does anyone know the Ukrainin parts?
Even COMPLETE strangers
There are a few more errors, but I can't be certain how to fix them.
He uses the name Sally a lot. Even on other albums. In Vio-la Intruder a girl named Sally sings on the track God Like. I thought it was strange. But before I read she sang on the track I thought he was using th name more generally, like the way military uses the word Charley.
actualy in god like it was elisibeth sun
Great song. Great album..
To me, it is certainly someone(although I think the references to 'Sally' are everyone in general) selling out/buying in. Empires and trends fade... Why not just be true to yourself?
Here are the words with Ukrainian for those who wanted it. To be honest, the Ukrainian all seems to be based on a very different topic altogether- it’s basically claiming that even though he’s in the US, he won’t forget his heritage and culture. Also- it’s “Yura, vyruchai”... which means- “Yura, save us” And then “Yura vyruchil”... which means “Yura saved us” NO idea how any of that ties in... Sitting in a Russian bath-house on Avenue B, No matter how much we sweat we just can't agree.
ai razminku iorshykom provodim my
Nobody learn no nothing from no history.
Oh Sally with the magic pebbles, Now she sells equipment to the Chechen rebels. ia vyhozhu iz anala v astral
tam mnogo chego slyshal no ne zapisal
ne smotria na S. Sh. A. ne poterial azarta
buhaiu strogo kazhdoe vos'moe marta Sitting in the bath-house on Avenue B, And never agree.
Sally all empires fall, even trends they fade away, Even company strangers, can lead you astray. But goddammit, this round is on me, Nobody learns no nothing from no history.
Oh little Sally my darling, your panic so charming, Your shopping techniques are amazing, celebrity erudition disarming. Oh little Sally my darling, your panic so charming, Oh little Sally my darling... Yuri Lemeshev! (Yuri Lemeshev!)
Sitting in a Russian bath-house on Avenue B, No matter how much we sweat we just can't agree. [Ukrainian] Not me, not you!
I disagree phychonome. I tihnk its the same Sally as in the song Sally. It follows on from there,
Sally was a 15 year old girl from Nebraska