Song
- 2021: #107
- 2022: #156
- 2023: #80
I haven't translated the lyrics to this song, so I only understand that it is talking about rock music in the past. I found an article about the album. Here is a translation of the last paragraph: "Galya, Walk!" (this song) sounds as proud as "Forward, Russia!" It's probably a bit strange to listen to Shevchuk (DDT's somewhat elderly lead singer) in 2019 not out of nostalgia. Strange—because it's probably time for the motherland to acquire younger prophets. And at the same time, it's insanely pleasant that in Russian rock there is a person whom you believe, like an old friend, throughout your conscious life. Others have either long died, degraded, or disappeared somewhere. But this one is always nearby, always has his own opinion on any issue. And even with the most bitter lines, he gives hope that no matter how vile the era is outside, the last word will still be ours!