2 A song by the greatest Russian bard. With humor, as is customary.
3 The most bright and kind song. A police officer would approve. The music isn't heavy.
4 An absolutely geeky text. Only I will appreciate it. Well, and people who go to their concerts and sing along.
5 A dynamic song that generally contains a meaning that makes you think. But you don't have to think about it, it doesn't require it. Genre: rock.
6 A song with meaning and a positive message. In any case, it doesn't try to impose the idea that everything is bad. Rather, it suggests that everything is in our hands.
7 The most "heavy" song in terms of lyrics in the selection. It's downright dark, and the further it goes, the darker it gets. In terms of lyrics, it is the deepest, richest, most saturated, and most philosophical.
8 A song about how everything is bad with us, and how we need to think about freedom. In the current situation, it seems to be outdated, unlike No. 7, which is relevant at all times.
13 I posted in the comments on one of the previous contests that "Adygea" rhymes with "Pelageya," but I didn't say where it came from. Here's an opportunity to find out. By the way, this doesn't apply to the song itself; the song is in English and about something else. By the way, the previous 12 songs were in Russian. Regarding this song – a vocal masterpiece, brilliant performance.
Definitely don't need anything about circumcision, and if it's a cover, then why...