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"Lukomorye no longer exists" is a song with the subtitle "anti-fairy tale" by Vladimir Vysotsky. It was written between June and September 1967. Alternative titles include: "Lukomorye", "Song-Fairy Tale about Lukomorye", "Song-Anti-Fairy Tale". The song is a travesty of the prologue to the poem Ruslan and Ludmila by Alexander Pushkin. In the song, Vysotsky compares the reality surrounding him with the fairy-tale world of Lukomorye. The text was published during the poet's lifetime, in 1977 in Paris, in the first collected edition of poems and songs Songs of Russian Bards. The author performed the song at concerts until 1976.
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