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English: Falcons, grey birds | |
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Соколови, сиви тићи | |
Unoficial Anthem of Serbian Krajina | |
Lyrics | Milan Mića Petrović (first chetniks'), ? (second adopted by Serbian Krajina) |
Music | ?, ? |
Published | ? |
Adopted | 1992-95 |
Relinquished | 1995 |
Preceded by | Hey, Slavs |
Succeeded by | Bože pravde |
Audio sample | |
Serbian version |
Falcons, grey birds (Serbian: Соколови, сиви тићи/Sokolovi, sivi tići, Serbo-Croatian: Sokolovi, sivi tići ) - unofficial anthem of Republic of Serbian Krajina. The song represents a modification of the same-named chetnik song form World War II.[1]
Lyrics
[edit]Serbian version | English version |
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Соколови, сиви тићи, храбре Книнџе крајишници! Ми бранимо дедовину, Ми не дамо Далмацију, Чуваћемо добра наша Мајке су нас изродиле, Ми бранимо само своје, Поносни смо и без мане - Вратићемо српском роду |
Falcons, gray-birds, you courageous borderlanders from Knin! We defend the land of our grandfathers, We defend Dalmatia, We protect our goods Our mothers raised us, We cherish only that which is ours, We are proud and fearless, We will bring the Serbian race |
History
[edit]Original song was a Chetniks and royalists song. Text of it available here. Original Chetniks' song executor is Milan Mića Petrović (Serbian: Милан Мића Петровић)[2]. It wasn't official anthem of Serbian Krajina, only unofficial. Official anthem of Republic of Serbian Krajina was Bože pravde.