Thanks for sharing! I went and read the entire relevant Gemara. Naturally it's more complicated than that. But they do establish that workers have a right to strike, right to pay, and that employers have to appease them under certain circumstances.
Samoderzhavie is Russian for "autocracy". Nicholas II and his ancestors called themselves samoderzhets, "autocrat", of all the Russias. Your Yiddish is good! Thanks! Смерть фашизму!
I'm continually impressed by Monsieur Jack's skill with languages. His Yiddish pronunciation is great, i can't speak to his Spanish, German, Russian, Italian or any other languages, but the fact that he enthusiastically sings in all of them is impressive.
Great and relevant song. Maybe try covering Geoff Berner's cover, which is in english and is about modern police brutality. one of its lyrics is "at first the situation makes the lawmen look so filthy, but they investigate themselves and turns out their not guilty". also, the last bit sounds like it already, so great job incorporating it in!
Great one. I really love this song. It is probably my favourite Yiddish song. Written over 100 years ago it is still just as relevant today as it was back then.
It takes guts, effort and talent to do these arrangements by ear. To actually sing in so many languages is just breathtaking, leaves me without reaction.
Thank you so much for covering this. It's a beautiful song; as a Jewish socialist living in Europe it makes me sad to think about all of the culture and tradition that we've lost along the way. But we'll come back stronger!!!
Your version is amazing, I just have one thing to say. 'Samodzierżawie' literally means 'self lease' or 'self rent' and functionally 'owning the country'. That's why it felt weird for me to see 'rulling class' as a translation while Russia wasn't even an oligarchy like UK, USA or Germany (not at that scale, at least), but a geniune absolute monarchy. The existence of Russian parliament was more of a kind gesture from the sovereign (tsar) than a real power balance thing. I hope this helps to see how universally hated tsardom was across the Russian empire (unsurprisingly, mostly in conquered lands). The great romantic poet and socialist Adam Mickiewicz [Mitskievitch] wrote: Where is the king, who sends those crowds to be slaughtered? Is he sharing their courage, is he putting his own life on the line? No, he sits five hundred miles away on his capital... Great king, the only ruler of the half of the world; He frowned, - and thousand of kibitkas instantly goes; He signed, - thousand of mothers mourns their children; He nodded, - the knouts falls from Neman to Chiwa. Oh mighty one, strong as the God, malignant as the Satan, When your bronze [canonns] scares the Turks, When the Paris legation licks your feet, Only Warsaw is not afraid of your power, Raises its hand on you and pulls the crown, Crown od Casimirs, Chrobrys off your head, For thou have stolen and covered it in blood you Wasiliew's son! Tzar marvels - citizens of Petersburg shiver from fear, Tzar angers - his courtiers die of fear; But crumbles armies, for which God and faith Is Tzar. - Tzar is angry: I'll die, I'll exhilarate Tzar. Commander from Caucasus [Iwan Paskiewicz] was sent with forces of half of the world Loyal, active, efficient - like a knout in executioner's hand
A ruling class is not "a group of oligarchs", ruling class is the class that has the most power in a given society, the class upon whose interests the society is established upon. For example in a feudal society the ruling class are the feudal lords/aristocracy (those who own the land and control the serfs through simply inheritance, the serfs have no "right" to chose which feudal lord they want to serve unless in specific circumstances, etc), under capitalism the ruling class are the bourgeoisie (those who own the means of production, for example those who own the factories, and have people who enter into work contracts with them, the workers sell their labour and get wages in return, though according to LTV they don't get the full value of their labour). Under capitalism as the bourgeoisie control the means of production and the health of the economy depends on their interests the society has to be ruled in a way that benefits them the most, regardless of the government in question. Not to mention that modern structures of government were mainly brought about by the bourgeoisie, in a hierarchical manner, where people (at best) delegate ruling to a handful of politicians, who can be influenced directly or indirectly. Russia before the February Revolution was not a fully developed capitalist/industrialised society, and serfdom had officially been abolished only a few years ago. One could say it was in a transitional stage in-between the two.
I don't know about samodzierżawie (my Polish isn't quite good enough yet), but, самодержавие (samoděržaviě) does just mean autocracy, as another commenter pointed out already.
@Njörðr of the Atlantic Imagine citing Paul Joseph Wattson or whatever that "mans" name is. Didn't he sell literal steroid pills with soy in them? Lmao. nerd
@Njörðr of the Atlantic "Haha video funny" isn't how you should get your political opinions. Do research on the soybody thing, please. ACTUAL research.
@Njörðr of the Atlantic Americans have had it comfy for a while. While most people suffer, they aren't yet educated or organized - but they are very agitated. Give it time - or better yet, educate them and organize them! The fight of the international proletariat goes across borders. During the first morning of the new socialist world we build with our own hands and blood, do you think people are going to shit on American socialists for being late to the party?
The last line is probably: ליגט שוין אין דער ערד Ligt shoyn in der erd I.e. "already lies in the ground". The song is a perfect message for Putin today.
@@theleninator5739 Oh well, maybe it was wrong to fight german nationalism in the first WW. Maybe the entente should have let the germans won. After all, then there would have been no strong movement of nazis right? Dont be silly. XD
Any chance we could get a vocal cover of Arbetlose Marsch, Zog Nit Keynmol, and Nitsokhn Lid? They're my three favorite Yiddish Songs, not counting this one. Love your work!
Zog nit keynmol was the song of the anti-Nazi Jewish partisans in the Warsaw Ghetto & elsewhere. Paul Robeson sang it in Moscow after the war to express solidarity with the Yiddish writers & actors being murdered in the new wave of purges.
It seems that ev’ry where you go The rumbling’s growing louder! Men and Women, Children too! -The strikes are gaining power! -(just skip the 2nd stanza)- Brothers and sisters, Lend us, now, all of your hands! Let us, all together, strike down Nicky’s plans! Hey Hey! Daloy polizei! It means the same thing now as yesterday! Hey Hey! Daloy Polzei! Down with the tyrant, and Russ-ay!
ehh... just cause rasey and Russia sound somewhat similar, doesn't mean they actually mean the same thing. rassei is the original russian word it was derived from, which means a scatter, more or less; to put something v' rassei is to scatter it. That line meant more or less, scatter the autocracy. I dunno, just come up with an actual english word to rhyme it with.
Адекватный перевод на русский я не нашёл, но благодаря английским субтитрами из этого ролика (спасибо автору), я сделал его сам. Ich habe keine adäquate Übersetzung ins Russische gefunden, aber dank der englischen Untertitel dieses Videos (danke an den Autor) habe ich es selbst gemacht. На каждой улице по который ты идёшь, Урчанье слышишь ты, Мужчины, женщины, дети, семьи Говорят о забостовках. Братья, хватит вашей кровопролитной работы! Хватит заимствований. Мы идём на забастовку, Освободился братья! Братья и сёстры Давайте возьмёмся за руки Давайте сломаем Стены царя Николая! Хей, Хей долой полицейских! Долой правящий класс России! Братья и сёстры Забудем формальности Сократим Царя Николая годы! Хей, Хей долой полицейских! Долой правящий класс России! Вчера он ехал На тележке полной грязи, А сегодня он стал капеталлистом. Хей, Хей долой полицейских! Долой правящий класс России! Братья и сёстры Давайте все вместе Похороним Царя николая С его матерью! Хей, Хей долой полицейских! Долой правящий класс России! Казаки и жандармы Слезайте с коней! Русский царь уже мёртв и похоронен! Хей, Хей долой полицейских! Долой правящий класс России!
Несколько более точный перевод (песня - отличное послание сегодняшнему Путлеру): _______________ На каждой улице куда не пойдёшь, Слышно о забастовках. Мальчики, девочки, родичи и друзья Говорят о прибавках (к зарплате). Хватит братцы напрягаться, Хватит занимать (деньги), Начинай забастовку, Освободимся братья! Братья и сёстры, Давайте возьмёмся за руки, Давайте сломаем Стены Николайке. Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Братья и сёстры, Не беспокойтесь, Давайте укоротим Годки Николайке. Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Вчера он управлял Повозкой с мусором Сейчас же Он стал капиталистом. Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Братья и сёстры, Давайте пойдём вместе, Давайте похороним Николайку С его мамой. Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Казаки, жандармы, Слезай с лошадей Русский царь Уже лежит в земле. Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России! Эй, эй, долой полицию! Долой самодержца в России!
I like playing the non english songs/versions when I am out. The people I am around just assume I am trying to learn other languages wich is half true. The first time I played this and Fuck the police was yelled I nearly had a heart attack. Lol. Good song.
I do not think the people who used to sing this back then liked trotzki. The song is of a strong bundist and anarchist influence. Both branches of socialism were rejected by lenin and probably trotzki.
Now is the moment that this song is more present than ever, may the israeli people fight against nationalism and tyranny and peace between palestinian and israeli people!
It is anti-capitalist. Yesterday this opportunist was a nobody. He was so low he transported fertilizer and his job reflected his character. Now he is a capitalist and uses unsavory methods to take unfair advantage of his community. The line suggests this guy is a parasite and a Literal piece of shit.
@@masterblasterstudios3480 A year later I’ll explain lol. It’s a joke about the peasants that defended the status quo when it was challenged. Yesterday they were just normal people, but as soon as there is trouble they defend the order and call themselves “capitalists”
Sry, but why dont you try to look at the channel? He already did it. If you use a USA-flag as a profile picture, do not reproduce the stereotype of the lazy 'Murican at least. XD
I really need ALL of the lyrics, start to finish, including lines that repeat, I am trying to learn this song and I am definitely struggling, can someone help me? Thanks!
Jews from the Levant came to Central Europe and brought Hebrew with them. They adopted German, but with very heavy influences from Hebrew and other Slavic languages. Thus, Yiddish was born
I am talking about ICBMs. I don’t want humanity to have the capability to destroy itself with the push of a button. That is why I admire Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev. They were major supporters of denuclearization and both contributed to the preservation of the Human race.
Get this man a full recording studio setup
Can't emphasize this enough!!
“The rights of the worker is more important than the employer.”
-The Talmud, Bava Metzia, 77a
Thanks for sharing! I went and read the entire relevant Gemara. Naturally it's more complicated than that. But they do establish that workers have a right to strike, right to pay, and that employers have to appease them under certain circumstances.
Employers, by being employers, have no rights.
Yes sir I wholeheartedly agree with you sir I love your comment
Never knew our holy text was REALLY the word of god until now
The employer is the one who creates work places. His rights must be equal to the worker's ones. A great song anyway
Samoderzhavie is Russian for "autocracy". Nicholas II and his ancestors called themselves samoderzhets, "autocrat", of all the Russias. Your Yiddish is good! Thanks! Смерть фашизму!
The lyrics contains 'Samoderzhaviets'. Maybe it derives from 'Samoderzhets' = 'autocrator'
Hey, Hey, Daloy Politsey, It means the same thing now as it did yesterday...
Get out of your houses, in to the streets, every body say:
FUCK THE POLICE
@@holobeat970 fuck the police
@@holobeat970 *Fuck the police!*
@@holobeat970 FUCK THE POLICE.
"Hey, hey, down with the police", absolutely f*cking BASED
I love Yiddish socialist songs
Can't get enough of them
Me too!
Same.
I'm continually impressed by Monsieur Jack's skill with languages. His Yiddish pronunciation is great, i can't speak to his Spanish, German, Russian, Italian or any other languages, but the fact that he enthusiastically sings in all of them is impressive.
It's an anarchist song :)
The workers will rise again.
Great and relevant song. Maybe try covering Geoff Berner's cover, which is in english and is about modern police brutality.
one of its lyrics is "at first the situation makes the lawmen look so filthy, but they investigate themselves and turns out their not guilty".
also, the last bit sounds like it already, so great job incorporating it in!
Great one. I really love this song. It is probably my favourite Yiddish song. Written over 100 years ago it is still just as relevant today as it was back then.
It takes guts, effort and talent to do these arrangements by ear. To actually sing in so many languages is just breathtaking, leaves me without reaction.
Thank you so much for covering this. It's a beautiful song; as a Jewish socialist living in Europe it makes me sad to think about all of the culture and tradition that we've lost along the way. But we'll come back stronger!!!
Damn, what a classic! Very appropriate for the times, and the English lyrics at the end were a welcome surprise.
Your version is amazing, I just have one thing to say. 'Samodzierżawie' literally means 'self lease' or 'self rent' and functionally 'owning the country'. That's why it felt weird for me to see 'rulling class' as a translation while Russia wasn't even an oligarchy like UK, USA or Germany (not at that scale, at least), but a geniune absolute monarchy. The existence of Russian parliament was more of a kind gesture from the sovereign (tsar) than a real power balance thing. I hope this helps to see how universally hated tsardom was across the Russian empire (unsurprisingly, mostly in conquered lands). The great romantic poet and socialist Adam Mickiewicz [Mitskievitch] wrote:
Where is the king, who sends those crowds to be slaughtered?
Is he sharing their courage, is he putting his own life on the line?
No, he sits five hundred miles away on his capital...
Great king, the only ruler of the half of the world;
He frowned, - and thousand of kibitkas instantly goes;
He signed, - thousand of mothers mourns their children;
He nodded, - the knouts falls from Neman to Chiwa.
Oh mighty one, strong as the God, malignant as the Satan,
When your bronze [canonns] scares the Turks,
When the Paris legation licks your feet,
Only Warsaw is not afraid of your power,
Raises its hand on you and pulls the crown,
Crown od Casimirs, Chrobrys off your head,
For thou have stolen and covered it in blood
you Wasiliew's son!
Tzar marvels - citizens of Petersburg shiver from fear,
Tzar angers - his courtiers die of fear;
But crumbles armies, for which God and faith
Is Tzar. - Tzar is angry: I'll die, I'll exhilarate Tzar.
Commander from Caucasus [Iwan Paskiewicz] was sent with forces of half of the world
Loyal, active, efficient - like a knout in executioner's hand
A ruling class is not "a group of oligarchs", ruling class is the class that has the most power in a given society, the class upon whose interests the society is established upon. For example in a feudal society the ruling class are the feudal lords/aristocracy (those who own the land and control the serfs through simply inheritance, the serfs have no "right" to chose which feudal lord they want to serve unless in specific circumstances, etc), under capitalism the ruling class are the bourgeoisie (those who own the means of production, for example those who own the factories, and have people who enter into work contracts with them, the workers sell their labour and get wages in return, though according to LTV they don't get the full value of their labour). Under capitalism as the bourgeoisie control the means of production and the health of the economy depends on their interests the society has to be ruled in a way that benefits them the most, regardless of the government in question. Not to mention that modern structures of government were mainly brought about by the bourgeoisie, in a hierarchical manner, where people (at best) delegate ruling to a handful of politicians, who can be influenced directly or indirectly. Russia before the February Revolution was not a fully developed capitalist/industrialised society, and serfdom had officially been abolished only a few years ago. One could say it was in a transitional stage in-between the two.
I don't know about samodzierżawie (my Polish isn't quite good enough yet), but, самодержавие (samoděržaviě) does just mean autocracy, as another commenter pointed out already.
'Samoderzhaiets' is similar to 'samoderzhets' wich means 'an autocrator'
Your yiddish is impressive
Strength and courage to our american comrades !
thank you!!
@Njörðr of the Atlantic "soyboys" this is enough to discard your opinion.
@Njörðr of the Atlantic Imagine citing Paul Joseph Wattson or whatever that "mans" name is.
Didn't he sell literal steroid pills with soy in them?
Lmao. nerd
@Njörðr of the Atlantic "Haha video funny" isn't how you should get your political opinions.
Do research on the soybody thing, please.
ACTUAL research.
@Njörðr of the Atlantic Americans have had it comfy for a while. While most people suffer, they aren't yet educated or organized - but they are very agitated. Give it time - or better yet, educate them and organize them! The fight of the international proletariat goes across borders. During the first morning of the new socialist world we build with our own hands and blood, do you think people are going to shit on American socialists for being late to the party?
Qué versión tan increíble hiciste
¡Saludos desde Mexico!
¡No pasarán!
Me when I can sing Yiddish, Spanish, English, French, Dutch, German, Russian, Greek and Italian socialist songs:
*Mr. Worldwide*
singers of the world unite!
Mr. Internationale!
Excellent Yiddish accent, gorgeous voice, amazing piano skills!
Based ending
@SjcE no [Black]pilled
And you did this by ear, without sheets!? That's pretty impressive.
The last line is probably:
ליגט שוין אין דער ערד
Ligt shoyn in der erd
I.e. "already lies in the ground".
The song is a perfect message for Putin today.
@Alexander Simonov: He'll probably not going to get to it before ending up in the ground, like his colleagues Hussein and al-Gaddafi.
@@Aiwendil1 bro throwing saddam and gheddafi in this discussion is not good, remember what happened after the USA invaded those nations?
@@theleninator5739: That doesn't change anything about them being bloody butchers. Putin should end the same way.
@@theleninator5739 Oh well, maybe it was wrong to fight german nationalism in the first WW. Maybe the entente should have let the germans won. After all, then there would have been no strong movement of nazis right? Dont be silly. XD
Heeeelll yeah!! I’ve been listening to this song for a while and freaking love it. Awesome to hear this! FTP
*1312*
1312!
impressive pronunciation! I have no clue how you manage to sing in so many languages.
I love love love this. Easily my favorite of your videos Jack.
Awesome ! Great timing with this one !
Any chance we could get a vocal cover of Arbetlose Marsch, Zog Nit Keynmol, and Nitsokhn Lid? They're my three favorite Yiddish Songs, not counting this one. Love your work!
I know the first two without the lyrics... I'd like to try them some day.
@@MonsieurJack95 You can sing english version of the first song called "The March of the Jobless Corps".
"Shtil di nakht" would also be great
Oy Ir Narishe Tzienitzn is a great Yiddish song
Zog nit keynmol was the song of the anti-Nazi Jewish partisans in the Warsaw Ghetto & elsewhere. Paul Robeson sang it in Moscow after the war to express solidarity with the Yiddish writers & actors being murdered in the new wave of purges.
That energy at the end holy shit
AMAZING JOB!!! so much passion.
Damn, that last part hits hard.
Great as always! (and especially now)
Awesome!
You are the best
Omg, that coda😍😍😍
I love the yiddish language
I've been looking for the English lyrics to this for a couple years now. Thank you for putting them out there.
I love your finish of the song. Just perfect.
this goes in HARD
ניגן בפסנתר נהדר!
In Yiddish lyrics there is not 'samoderzhavetz' (autocrator), but "samoderzhavie" (autocracy)
maybe it was in the oroginal version, the recorded version includes 'samoderzhavets'
"samoderzhavie" would be more correct. It's a folk song, so it may appear in different versions
🏴
Amazing!
'Samoderzhavetz' means 'A tsar', 'An absolute monarch'.
Lol @ getting a trump campaign ad on this video
hopefully the least effective place for it lol
Daloy samerderzhavyets v'Rasey! 1917 and 2022!
Do you have a SoundCloud where you upload the audio of these amazing songs? I'd gladly download all of them
look up y2mate; you can get em that way
Lets go vocals please!!!!!!!
It seems that ev’ry where you go
The rumbling’s growing louder!
Men and Women, Children too!
-The strikes are gaining power!
-(just skip the 2nd stanza)-
Brothers and sisters,
Lend us, now, all of your hands!
Let us, all together, strike down Nicky’s plans!
Hey Hey! Daloy polizei!
It means the same thing now as yesterday!
Hey Hey! Daloy Polzei!
Down with the tyrant, and Russ-ay!
ehh... just cause rasey and Russia sound somewhat similar, doesn't mean they actually mean the same thing. rassei is the original russian word it was derived from, which means a scatter, more or less; to put something v' rassei is to scatter it. That line meant more or less, scatter the autocracy. I dunno, just come up with an actual english word to rhyme it with.
Адекватный перевод на русский я не нашёл, но благодаря английским субтитрами из этого ролика (спасибо автору), я сделал его сам.
Ich habe keine adäquate Übersetzung ins Russische gefunden, aber dank der englischen Untertitel dieses Videos (danke an den Autor) habe ich es selbst gemacht.
На каждой улице по который ты идёшь,
Урчанье слышишь ты,
Мужчины, женщины, дети, семьи
Говорят о забостовках.
Братья, хватит вашей кровопролитной работы!
Хватит заимствований.
Мы идём на забастовку,
Освободился братья!
Братья и сёстры
Давайте возьмёмся за руки
Давайте сломаем
Стены царя Николая!
Хей, Хей долой полицейских!
Долой правящий класс России!
Братья и сёстры
Забудем формальности
Сократим Царя Николая годы!
Хей, Хей долой полицейских!
Долой правящий класс России!
Вчера он ехал
На тележке полной грязи,
А сегодня он стал капеталлистом.
Хей, Хей долой полицейских!
Долой правящий класс России!
Братья и сёстры
Давайте все вместе
Похороним Царя николая
С его матерью!
Хей, Хей долой полицейских!
Долой правящий класс России!
Казаки и жандармы
Слезайте с коней!
Русский царь уже мёртв и похоронен!
Хей, Хей долой полицейских!
Долой правящий класс России!
Несколько более точный перевод (песня - отличное послание сегодняшнему Путлеру):
_______________
На каждой улице куда не пойдёшь,
Слышно о забастовках.
Мальчики, девочки, родичи и друзья
Говорят о прибавках (к зарплате).
Хватит братцы напрягаться,
Хватит занимать (деньги),
Начинай забастовку,
Освободимся братья!
Братья и сёстры,
Давайте возьмёмся за руки,
Давайте сломаем
Стены Николайке.
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Братья и сёстры,
Не беспокойтесь,
Давайте укоротим
Годки Николайке.
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Вчера он управлял
Повозкой с мусором
Сейчас же
Он стал капиталистом.
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Братья и сёстры,
Давайте пойдём вместе,
Давайте похороним Николайку
С его мамой.
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Казаки, жандармы,
Слезай с лошадей
Русский царь
Уже лежит в земле.
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
Эй, эй, долой полицию!
Долой самодержца в России!
What about "Di Barikadn"?
"Tates, mames, kinderlakh..."
I love this
This became very relevant considering what’s happening in Eastern Europe
I like playing the non english songs/versions when I am out. The people I am around just assume I am trying to learn other languages wich is half true. The first time I played this and Fuck the police was yelled I nearly had a heart attack. Lol. Good song.
Trotzkist greaatings :)
I do not think the people who used to sing this back then liked trotzki. The song is of a strong bundist and anarchist influence. Both branches of socialism were rejected by lenin and probably trotzki.
Down with ruling class of the United States.
Now is the moment that this song is more present than ever, may the israeli people fight against nationalism and tyranny and peace between palestinian and israeli people!
How can this song still be relevant so long after it was wrote
A drunken police just killed 4 innocent people in Indonesia.
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What does the, now he’s a capitalist bit mean
It works in Yiddish. Loose translation:" Yesterday he drove a wagon filled with shit (myst), today he is a capitalist"
profmatrixful Yes I know that but what is it referring to? Is that a pro capitalist line?
It is anti-capitalist. Yesterday this opportunist was a nobody. He was so low he transported fertilizer and his job reflected his character. Now he is a capitalist and uses unsavory methods to take unfair advantage of his community. The line suggests this guy is a parasite and a Literal piece of shit.
@@masterblasterstudios3480 A year later I’ll explain lol. It’s a joke about the peasants that defended the status quo when it was challenged. Yesterday they were just normal people, but as soon as there is trouble they defend the order and call themselves “capitalists”
Damn, how many languages can you speak ? Can you make a cover of the song “ this land is my land, this land is your land “
Sry, but why dont you try to look at the channel? He already did it. If you use a USA-flag as a profile picture, do not reproduce the stereotype of the lazy 'Murican at least. XD
Not 'nabokves', but 'pribovkes'. It means 'loan bonuses'.
I really need ALL of the lyrics, start to finish, including lines that repeat, I am trying to learn this song and I am definitely struggling, can someone help me? Thanks!
I can help you, if you still need help
be consistent with your other instrumental version
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Down with the police.
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Can you make a socialist song from Turkey next time?
Почему слово "самодержавность" (?) переводят как правящий класс?
Долой автократию будет точнее.
@@Aiwendil1 "долой самодержавность в России", нет?
@@revace6364 : Дословно да, но по смыслу автократию :)
"долой самодержца" самый точный перевод. в оригинале "самодержавец"
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Why does this sound so German?
yiddish has roots in german
Because yiddish is a germano-slavic language
Jews from the Levant came to Central Europe and brought Hebrew with them. They adopted German, but with very heavy influences from Hebrew and other Slavic languages. Thus, Yiddish was born
Acab!
Why you hate the police
Because police can pretty consistently be used as a tool of oppression against those who are vulnerable
We need DeNuclearization. Not DePolication. #PreserveTheUnion
No DeNuclearization. Nuclear energy is the future.
I am talking about ICBMs. I don’t want humanity to have the capability to destroy itself with the push of a button. That is why I admire Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev. They were major supporters of denuclearization and both contributed to the preservation of the Human race.
@@williamt.sherman2172 this is great ideas.
Russia needs nukes in order to stay alive