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Young ‘n’ Russian Lyrics by The Korgis

The Korgis

1979

Moscow night life
You touch my heart
Got no Red Square connections
We're worlds apart
But if things were different
We could meet by the wall
But foreign relations
Are oh so cold
Young and Russian
You're so young and Russian
In the shade of the Kremlin
My allegiance was sealed
I've changed my direction
Now the truth is revealed
The state will protect us
And the world can be ours
But foreign relations
Can be oh so hard
Young and Russian
You're so young and Russian
You're young and Russian
In your furry hat
You're young and Russian
Baby that's where it's at
Young and Russian
You're so young and Russian
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"Young ‘n’ Russian" appears on "The Korgis" in 1979.

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