I'm learning a Russian romance, and I know most of the words are pronounced as written. But I don't know where the stresses are, so I can't sing it properly. Could a native speaker please indicate the stressed syllables and if possible, the pronunciation of the unstressed syllables? Mostly I just need to know the stressed syllables.

Noch' vesennjaja dyshala
svetlo - juzhnoju krasoj;
tikho Brenta protekala,
serebrimaja lunoj;
otrazhjon volnoj ognistoj
blesk prozrachnykh oblakov,
i voskhodit par dushistyj
ot zeljonykh beregov.

Svod lazurnyj, tomnyj ropot
chut' drobimyja volny,
pomerantsev, mirtov shopot
i ljubovnyj svet luny.
upojen'ja aromata
i tsvetov, i svezhikh trav,
i vdali napev Torkvata
garmonicheskikh oktav.

Vsjo vlivajet tajno radost',
chuvstvam snitsja divnyj mir;
serdtse b"jotsja; mchitsja mladost'
na ljubvi vesennij pir,
po volnam skol'zjat gondoly,
iskry bryzzhut pod veslom
zvuki nezhnoj barkaroly
vejut ljogkim veterkom.
I'm sorry I couldn't type it in cyrillic because I don't have a cyrillic keyboard. My vocal teacher is Russian, but she's currently out of town - so I can't ask her. I'll be really thankful if anyone here can help me out.
It's Glinka Beautiful song.
Wow Natalya, thanks! I guess I can count myself lucky that the song only uses the first 3 verses of the Kozlov text. Yep I do know about the stressed 'o', 'e', etc. and the different pronunciations of unstressed letters depending on where they are in the word (final position, just before a stressed vowel, etc.). Which is why unless I know where the stresses are, I'm not going to make any sense to the listeners.

I want to buy a laptop with true Cyrillic keyboard, not American with Russian stickers on the keys. Where should I look? The laptop could be new or used, depending on what I can get for the money. Thanks.