Eesti Pataljon - The Estonian Battalion: Estonian march

Eesti Pataljon (The Estonian Battalion) is Estonian march, dating back from WW2. It was the march of Estonian Legion, a military unit within the Combat Support Forces of the Waffen-SS during World War II, mainly consisting of Estonian soldiers. It is still used by Estonian Defence Forces today.
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Kord võitles Lõuna-Venemaal,
kaugel Doni steppides.
Üks vapper Eesti pataljon,
lauldes laulu kuradist.
Meid paisati itta, kord läände,
kõikjal seisime kaljude naal
ning Neveli sood ja Tšerkassõ,
ei iial meid unusta saa.
Once fought in southern Russia,
far away in the Don steppes.
One brave Estonian battalion,
singing a song about the devil.
We were thrown to the east, once to the west,
everywhere we stood on the rocks
and Nevel swamps and Cherkasy,
can never forget us.
Rünnak relvade terases tules,
kõlab leekides kuradi naer - ha-ha-haa.
Võrsub vabadusidu,
ei murra neid ridu,
kes Eesti eest annavad kõik.
Attack in steel fire of weapons,
the devil's laughter sounds in the flames - ha-ha-haa.
The bud of freedom sprouts,
don't break these lines,
who give everything for Estonia.
Aeg sangarid kord unustab
ja tandrid tasandab.
Ja surnupealuu sõdureist
vaid tuul veel jutustab.
Teed tagasi meie jaoks pole,
ehk küll häving on silmade ees.
Vaba Eesti eest palju ei oleks,
kui langeks meist viimnegi mees.
Time once forgets sangaris
and smooths the tendons.
And the skull soldier trip
but the wind still tells.
There is no way back for us,
maybe destruction is right in front of your eyes.
It wouldn't be much for a free Estonia,
if the last of us fell.
Rünnak relvade terases tules,
kõlab leekides kuradi naer - ha-ha-haa.
Võrsub vabadusidu,
ei murra neid ridu,
kes Eesti eest annavad kõik.
Attack in steel fire of weapons,
the devil's laughter sounds in the flames - ha-ha-haa.
The bud of freedom sprouts,
don't break these lines,
who give everything for Estonia.
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