1944 When strangers are coming. They come to your house, They kill you all and say, We're not guilty not guilty. Where is your mind? Humanity cries. You think you are gods. But everyone dies. Don't swallow my soul. Our souls I did not enjoy my youth I was not able to live in this place I did not enjoy my youth I was not able to live in this place The English lyrics were written by the poet Art Antonyan. The song's chorus, in the Crimean Tatar language, is made up of words from a Crimean Tatar folk song called Ey Güzel Qırım that Jamala had heard from her great-grandmother, reflecting on the loss of a youth which could not be spent in her homeland. [10]
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1944 Lyrics [Verse 1] When strangers are coming They come to your house They kill you all And say We're not guilty Not guilty [Pre-Chorus] Where is your mind? Humanity cries You think you are. Original Lyrics Translation in English When strangers are coming When strangers are coming They come to your house They come to your house They kill you all They kill you all And say And say We′re not guilty We′re not guilty Not guilty Not guilty. Where is your mind? Where is your mind? Humanity cries Humanity cries. You think you are gods? The Lyrics of 1944. The lyrics of 1944 are both haunting and powerful. They speak to the pain and suffering endured by the Crimean Tatars during the deportation and the ongoing struggle for recognition and justice. Some of the most poignant lyrics include: We're not guilty, not guilty.". And all I ever wanted was you.". English Translation. When strangers are coming They come to your house They kill you all And say We're not guilty Not guilty. Where is your mind? Humanity cries You think you are gods But everyone dies Don't swallow my soul Our souls. I couldn't spend my youth there Because you took away my peace I couldn't spend my youth there Because you took away my peace.
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Jamala 1944 → Constructed Language translation 100 translations • 6 translations of covers Translation 1944 Cuan los desconocies vienen. Van a tu hogar, Matain a touds y dicin, No soms culpabs, culpabs. Doun está tu mente? La humanitat lhora. Pensan que son dioses. Pero touds mueren. No me quite el anima. Nostras animas. Lyrics 1944 Written by: Last update on: August 24, 2023 The Lyrics for 1944 by Jamala have been translated into 32 languages When strangers are coming They come to your house They kill you all And say We′re not guilty Not guilty Where is your mind? Humanity cries You think you are gods? Jamala wrote the lyrics herself in 2014. They are about Joseph Stalin's mass deportation in 1944 of the entire ethnic Tatar population from Crimea. Jamala was particularly inspired by the story of her great-grandmother Nazylkhan, who lost one of her daughters while being deported to Central Asia. The song's chorus, sung in the Crimean Tatar. The " State Anthem of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics " [b] was the national anthem of the Soviet Union and the regional anthem of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic from 1944 to 1991, replacing "The Internationale".
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Zhit Stalo Luchshe Jan. 1, 1944 1 viewer 9.6K views 3 Contributors State Anthem of The Soviet Union (English 1944) Lyrics United forever in friendship and labour Our mighty republics will. English : Gosudarstvenny the SSSR game (Государственный гимн СССР / Soviet Union National Anthem) was introduced on March 15, 1944 replacing the Internationa.
[Chorus] Long live our Soviet Motherland Built by the People's mighty hand Long live our People, united and free Strong in our friendship, tried by fire Long may our Crimson Flag inspire Shining in. This is, hands down, the best vocal performance Life to date; this lad has watched on any voice competition show. Jamala's Eurovision 2016 song "1944" deals with the forced migration of Crimean Tartars under Stalin. And on Sunday night's episode of The Voice Kids Ukraine, 14-year-old Elina Ivashchenko proved that — despite the difficult subject matter — children could engage with.
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English :The "State Anthem of the Soviet Union" (Russian: Государственный гимн Советского Союза, ) was the national anthem of the Union of Soviet Socialist R. 1944 → English translation 100 translations • 6 translations of covers Translation 1944 When strangers are coming. They come to your house, They kill you all and say, We're not guilty not guilty. Where is your mind? Humanity cries. You think you are gods. But everyone dies. Don't swallow my soul. Our souls I could not spend my youth there
