Take your time and don't try to jump ahead too far. When practicing any skill, proper form is more important than speed, so I suggest starting with the slower songs that are not heavily instrumental, and where you can hear the singer's voice clearly. Reading the lyrics as you listen to the song is very helpful, so try to find a lyric video of the song on youtube or just search for the lyrics of that song. When you read or write in English, you should be able to say the words aloud or in your head, preferably using the English sounds, not the Russian sounds (for example, if you tried to say "bad" using the russian "э" sound, it would sound like "bed"). If you don't know how a word is pronounced, check it in a dictionary like www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com and practice using it in sentences, linking it to a concept that it signifies or to its equivalent in your native language. It takes time but it's worth it. I suggest that you also read up on word classes, verb tenses, and different types of english phrases, and other grammar rules which will help you in constructing sentences (Or you can just read a lot of books like I have, and after some time you'll be able to get the flow of the language even if you don't understand its rules. That path, though, would take a significantly longer time).

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I have the same problem. I don't have problems listening to movies. When you listen to music in your native language your mind will fill the blanks, but since English is your second language it's difficult to understand when they sing fast. You can practice using YouTube, listening to music with lyrics. It will help you to improve your listening.