Different side of the band, certainly. Their slower, quieter numbers like this have really grown on me.
Also, the Russian speaking in the end is,
"Nastupit vremya, sam poymesh, navernoe."
"The time will come, you'll understand it all, perhaps."
which is a line from the song "Mgnovenya" ("Moments") from the Russian 1973 espionage drama miniseries "17 Mgnoveniy Vesni" / "17 Moments of Spring" about a Russian spy - Maxim Isayev (undercover in the German SS as "Max Otto von Stirlitz") in the last 17 days of the Reich. It's a classic series, which is beloved in Russia. The songs from it (especially "Mgnoveniya") have become widely popular.
Different side of the band, certainly. Their slower, quieter numbers like this have really grown on me.
Also, the Russian speaking in the end is, "Nastupit vremya, sam poymesh, navernoe." "The time will come, you'll understand it all, perhaps." which is a line from the song "Mgnovenya" ("Moments") from the Russian 1973 espionage drama miniseries "17 Mgnoveniy Vesni" / "17 Moments of Spring" about a Russian spy - Maxim Isayev (undercover in the German SS as "Max Otto von Stirlitz") in the last 17 days of the Reich. It's a classic series, which is beloved in Russia. The songs from it (especially "Mgnoveniya") have become widely popular.