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 ==Original lyrics and translations== 
 It is OK to edit these if you are fluent in the appropriate languages and you are correcting a translation error.  However it is not OK to remove original lyrics and translations which are regularly used in countries outside Russia, without giving a good reason.  If you have a good reason for removing this large chunk of essential material, please discuss it here first. 

 A reason for removal of the original Russian lyrics, given in an edit summary, says that ""English is sufficient here"".  The English translation is not sufficient here, on the grounds that: 
 # The original Russian lyrics are not really translatable, e.g. V Put as a title has no proper English equivalent, the nearest being en route.  In general terms, Russian song lyrics are never entirely translatable, as many words have more than one meaning.  Therefore the Russian lyrics should remain on the page so that Russian speakers can understand the song fully, and perhaps improve the English translation at a later point. 
 # V Put is regularly performed outside Russia, and the German lyrics are not just a translation for Wikipedia readers; they are the lyrics performed in Germany by e.g. the Alexandrov Ensemble.  Therefore this is an accepted version of the V Put lyrics which has a place in the article. 
 # The Romanised version of the Russian lyrics allows people without Cyrillic characters on their computer to read the original Russian lyrics. 

 I hope this is now clear.  "