Konstantin Stupin – When I Died
Константин Ступин (Konstantin Stupin) performed this Когда я умер (When I Died) in 2015. On YouTube, there are also performances from 2014 and 2015, but those are outdoors, as well as a live version from 2016. Ступин was born in 1972 and passed away in 2017.
Когда я умер взорвалось солнце: when I died, the sun exploded. And сметая звезды: swept away the stars.
Online sources that reveal the lyrics contradict each other on details. See & compare, for example, Tekstovoi.ru and – with chords as a bonus – MyChords.net.
Когда я умер
With Ночная Трость (2014)
More
- Wikipedia (RU) about Константин Ступин and Ночная Трость
- Last Interview
- Last Punk?
- Website
Play it yourself: chords
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Music
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Raw Anti-Putin punk from
Nizhny Novgorod /
Нижний Новгород. Loosely based on ‘Maggie’ by The Exploited.
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Mikhail Rodionov (1992).
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1986 film in Swedish by the Russian Andrei Tarkovsky.
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