1:26:02
But when my company
came to the station,
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I recognized this stone wall.
1:26:12
And I remembered Meier.
1:26:16
Half of his life he was saving money
to see the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
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But I saw this wall at our place.
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A simple stone wall,
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where we were playing football at.
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And in the evenings
we were watching the trains.
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What was next, David?
1:26:43
Next?
1:26:46
I was shell-shocked and wounded, dad.
1:26:54
- Forgive me, dad.
- For what?
1:26:58
Forth day when you came to Moscow.
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I've forgotten about it already.
1:27:03
But I remember.
1:27:06
I remember it very well, dad.
1:27:09
And the worst is that I will never
perform at the Conservatory.
1:27:15
Forgive me, daddy!
1:27:17
Your dream will not come true!
1:27:19
You're stupid.
It did come true.
1:27:24
It doesn't matter
who will perform at the Conservatory.
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You or your little son.
1:27:30
He will be proud of you.
1:27:33
He'll tell people:
"My father did that I am right now.
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My father, a person
who has honors."
1:27:43
Maybe something that
I'm going to say is stupid,
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but I think that is
the motherland you are fighting for.
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Isn't it?
1:27:56
Yes, it is, dad.