Heavens! That sounds a bit ambitious, but good luck with it! I can't find (even in my memory) all the stuff you're after, but try this, the first verse of "Moscow Nights" (Podmoskovnye vechera) -- which means, you know, literally, "Evenings in the suburbs of Moscow".

Ne slishny v sadu dazhe shorokhi,

Vsyo zdes' zamerlo do utra;

Esli b znali vy, kak mne dorogi,

Podmoskovniye vechera.[rep. lines 3-4]

And actually I may as well try giving it in more phonetic form:

Nyeh sleeshny vsadoo dazheh shorokhee,

Vsyaw zdyays zamyerlo do ootrah,

Yeslib znalee vy, kak mnyeh dorogee

Padmaskovny-yeh vyechera.

The Moscow dialect tends to make all unstressed "o"s sound like "a"s, so "podmoskovnye" is like "pad" etc.

Okay-- looking for other stuff. I/m sure the Mudcat crew can come forth with most of what you're after.

Vsyo khoroshevo,

Murray.