Long ago there was a war, Long ago it's over. For those who are alive, it was once upon a time. But we remember how we went into the flames And how the country was saved for us Soldiers, soldiers, soldiers.
No matter how many years pass, May our native land forever remember Everything you did In this war, In a difficult war, In a terrible war.
Long ago there was a war, And where it burned everything, Bread turns yellow and rivers turn blue. But those who saved this land Remain in our hearts Forever, forever, forever.
Long ago there was a war, But memory is given to us for this, To remember how the whole world once burned. And those who are twenty years old, Let them know that those watching them are Soldiers, soldiers, soldiers.
Year after year knocks on the window... There was a war long ago, Long ago the soldiers retired. But the story of it is always needed, About what the war was like Once upon a time, once upon a time...
There are no veterans in sight. They put up a poster in our park with veterans, and I was stunned. A woman born in 1936 is a WWII veteran. Where are we heading? I liked the photo, it's so true to life.
Long ago it's over.
For those who are alive, it was once upon a time.
But we remember how we went into the flames
And how the country was saved for us
Soldiers, soldiers, soldiers.
No matter how many years pass,
May our native land forever remember
Everything you did
In this war,
In a difficult war,
In a terrible war.
Long ago there was a war,
And where it burned everything,
Bread turns yellow and rivers turn blue.
But those who saved this land
Remain in our hearts
Forever, forever, forever.
Long ago there was a war,
But memory is given to us for this,
To remember how the whole world once burned. And those who are twenty years old,
Let them know that those watching them are
Soldiers, soldiers, soldiers.
Year after year knocks on the window...
There was a war long ago,
Long ago the soldiers retired.
But the story of it is always needed,
About what the war was like
Once upon a time, once upon a time...
Aram Khacheturyan
I liked the photo, it's so true to life.