'Säkkijärven Polkka' and many other folk songs are already available for streaming in the brand new 'Ice and Fire - Medieval Folk Collection' album! ♫Spotify: spoti.fi/3kcegTK ♫RUclips Music: bit.ly/32orw1K ♫Apple Music/ITunes: apple.co/3kcelqw ♫Google Play Music: bit.ly/32lw098
With a kantele, this would have made a bit more sense also it would have still been medieval. Also, that's the original instrument this was played with. Nonetheless great work as always.
@@itendzinplural9563 Wait, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the original folk song done by the kantele, and later versions, like the one by Esa Pakarinen and Emmeli (the one I personally know), are done by accordion?
@@itendzinplural9563 while the first found records of the song (like the version from 1928) may have been on accordion, the song itself is actually so god damn old nobody knows the true “original” version. It is actually more likely that the original was made with kantele since the song is just so god damn old.
This medieval version is the theme of Battle of Joutselkä in winter of 1555, where Juho Maununpoika and his 500 men army of Finns equipped with light armament, little cavarly and few light cannons on top of sleighs stopped a Muscovite Russian invading force of 6000 men (The sources at the time claimed it was 12000 but that i believed to be highly excaturated and the 6000 strong army is modern estimate) led by Ivan Bibikov were moving towards Vyborg. The finns were using skis and their knowledge of the enviroment to encircle the Russian troops pretty much just like how 400 years later finns would fight against the soviet troops, and the Russian commander died on the 1st cannon volley of the finns, making the Russian army panick and flee battlefield. Finns casualties were very low, meanwhile according to swedish historians around 500-600 (this might be over exaturation too) Russians including Bibikov ofcourse died and 2000 swords, 29 flags and on top of that 500 horses, huge amounts of food and enough other weapons to arm 2000 soldiers were captured. The tactic was revolutionary for the time (being pretty much 1st used by Maununpoika) and after that battle, Gustaf Vasa made it de jure defence strategy for Finland during winter time and made Juho Maununpoika master of Vyborg Castle.
True story! This song saved the city of Viipuri/Vyborg in the the Continuation War of Finland vs USSR. After conquering the city back from USSR, war prisoners revealed that there were land mines all around the city. Radio-controlled mines were programmed to explode when a certain triad was played on that radio frequency. Each mine responds to a specific chord pattern. In order to be able to prevent the explosion of mines that are still hidden, it is invented to start transmitting an interference signal on the same radio frequency. Since there is no mixer required for the purpose at Headquarters, it is decided to try suitable music. Over the next three days, Säkkijärven Polkka, which plays non-stop, delighted the listeners of that frequency over 1,500 times. Once the harassment signal began, no more explosions could be seen in Vyborg. Thanks to Säkkijärven Polkka.
On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa, Mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa, Kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa, Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo Ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo. Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo Säkkijärven polkkaa! Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, Siinд on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, Että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: Säkkijärven polkka! Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, Siinд on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, Että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: Säkkijärven polkka!
@@k3psu48 i know the bt-42 was one of the worst tank ever it did some dammage to machins gun nest but i heard that one time a bt-42 shooted like 50 shells in a t-34 and the t-34 had no damage its because in an anime that i like its called girls und panzer there a bt-42 that just one shot a pershing
Sir Simo Hayha the 3rd of soumi was known for killing 505 Kievan Rus footmen with his longbow, and to this day, on the lakes near modern day St. Petersburg, you can still hear the twang of his bow.
Thanks to everyone for the good wishes, but I have found a favorite language and culture in Czech. I hope to be fluent in it one day, so that I can be a missionary there. I have also had the pleasure of meeting four Czechs in Daytona.
@@JohnsonTheSecond i mean as a gup fan the plot is pretty trash but there history anecdote and the tank are very accurate and i mean those drift with tank are more funny then anything and i know sakkijarven polkka is not from gup but a lot of people knowed it from gup since it not very intertationaly popular
Lord Perkeleos Vittunen, Champion of Finnia's winter, hast arrived. Raise thine Vodka, so he, with his power and might, would open the feast whit honored amongst men. May Nokia blesses us all!
This is the story of Sir Simo Häyhä, knight of the Suomi and the Samis, protector of Rautjärvi and defender of the Duchy of Finland, He fought in the Battle of Kolla, where armed only with his bow and arrows managed to kill 505 Russian knights in a period of 3 months, the Russian knights nicknamed him the White Death, due to his white camouflage being imperceptible to Russian troops in the snow He was seriously injured by an archer who, shooting at random, managed to hit him in the face. Since then, his face was disfigured forever, but he survived the attack.
Man I was just thinking earlier today how this would be a cool vid to see amongst this current bardcore hype phase. Lo and behold I was not disappointed
!fun fact! About 500 years ago when Czar Stalivan IV have tryied to invade the Finnish part of the Swedish kingdom finnish folks have used their kanteles as a weapons agains Stalivan's troops, because radio mines havent been invented yet finnish bards had to create a sonic wave insted and smashed all the enemies out (believe me, I know what imma talkin about).
On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa, mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa, kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa, Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo. Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo Säkkijärven polkkaa! Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, siinä on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: *Säkkijärven polkka!* Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, siinä on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: Säkkijärven polkka!
'Säkkijärven Polkka' and many other folk songs are already available for streaming in the brand new 'Ice and Fire - Medieval Folk Collection' album!
♫Spotify: spoti.fi/3kcegTK
♫RUclips Music: bit.ly/32orw1K
♫Apple Music/ITunes: apple.co/3kcelqw
♫Google Play Music: bit.ly/32lw098
Are more gonna be added?
'Dragostea Din Tei' is planned👍
Ok, this has been taken too far
Verily, I say unto thee: PERKELETH
this comment wins
Vittu.
Perkele
Saatana perkele
Vittuth*
When bishop Henry was traversing the ice of lake Kyöliönjärvi, this was the boss music he suddenly started hearing.
🪓💂♂️
Peasant Lalli, The Pagan, The wielder of the axe and the lord of frozen lakes
Kansallissankari
Ei vittu😂😂
I'm not even gonna attempt to pronounce that word
All yon knights of the Kievan Rus be brave 'til the forests speake the Suomi tongue
Not knights, druzhiniki.
AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH 🇫🇮🤣
Finnic languages were actually quite widely spoken in Kievan Rus. Just a fun fact.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volga_Finns
Ahah
Lol, some Finnic tribes actually founded the Kievan Rus' with thr Slavic tribes
When Novogrod claims eastern Finland and Swedish Empire Western.
Novogrod? 🤔
@@lapsijahti Novgorod Republic
Teordy Novgorod вроде
Великий Новгород
Why don't we all join together as in old times!
With a kantele, this would have made a bit more sense also it would have still been medieval. Also, that's the original instrument this was played with. Nonetheless great work as always.
While the kantele is beautiful, (and I would love a version with lyrics), the original was infact an accordion piece.
@@itendzinplural9563 Wait, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the original folk song done by the kantele, and later versions, like the one by Esa Pakarinen and Emmeli (the one I personally know), are done by accordion?
@@itendzinplural9563 while the first found records of the song (like the version from 1928) may have been on accordion, the song itself is actually so god damn old nobody knows the true “original” version. It is actually more likely that the original was made with kantele since the song is just so god damn old.
I think that a kantele would have worked better with this but this is still really good
Kantele
*akantele?
Isn't that just the Girls und panzer Cover ?
Bloobz no
Bazooka Express no its just a kantele
Swarm of Finnish appearing in comment section 4...3....2....1..
Jarski l perkele, you found us
Perkele. I swear I did not go searching for this. It just happened to turn up in my recommended list.
Miks ei tämä ole kanteleella
Perkele perke-le p'erkèlle perk-e-le per kel 'e p'- er kel,e
TORILLA!
This medieval version is the theme of Battle of Joutselkä in winter of 1555, where Juho Maununpoika and his 500 men army of Finns equipped with light armament, little cavarly and few light cannons on top of sleighs stopped a Muscovite Russian invading force of 6000 men (The sources at the time claimed it was 12000 but that i believed to be highly excaturated and the 6000 strong army is modern estimate) led by Ivan Bibikov were moving towards Vyborg. The finns were using skis and their knowledge of the enviroment to encircle the Russian troops pretty much just like how 400 years later finns would fight against the soviet troops, and the Russian commander died on the 1st cannon volley of the finns, making the Russian army panick and flee battlefield. Finns casualties were very low, meanwhile according to swedish historians around 500-600 (this might be over exaturation too) Russians including Bibikov ofcourse died and 2000 swords, 29 flags and on top of that 500 horses, huge amounts of food and enough other weapons to arm 2000 soldiers were captured. The tactic was revolutionary for the time (being pretty much 1st used by Maununpoika) and after that battle, Gustaf Vasa made it de jure defence strategy for Finland during winter time and made Juho Maununpoika master of Vyborg Castle.
In fact, 50 Finns with batons and one Swedish cannon defeated 100 Russians in bast shoes.
Village to village.
Or the bt 42 scene from girls und panzer, cuz no lyrics here
Are there any earlier such battles? 1555 is not middle ages, columbus had already discovered America and the renaissance was starting
That’s where the BT-42 prototype was used, along with the Molotov cocktail
True story! This song saved the city of Viipuri/Vyborg in the the Continuation War of Finland vs USSR. After conquering the city back from USSR, war prisoners revealed that there were land mines all around the city. Radio-controlled mines were programmed to explode when a certain triad was played on that radio frequency. Each mine responds to a specific chord pattern.
In order to be able to prevent the explosion of mines that are still hidden, it is invented to start transmitting an interference signal on the same radio frequency. Since there is no mixer required for the purpose at Headquarters, it is decided to try suitable music. Over the next three days, Säkkijärven Polkka, which plays non-stop, delighted the listeners of that frequency over 1,500 times. Once the harassment signal began, no more explosions could be seen in Vyborg.
Thanks to Säkkijärven Polkka.
Edit
Correction it was played about 1,500 times over the course of three months.
@@teutonicorder39053 straight months from what I read about. Jjst sayin.
@@YuriNikolajavič alrighty thanks for the correction man I’ll change my answer
SO DUD THEY EXPLODED EM OR DEACTIVATED????? SOME SAY DEAC AND SOME THAT THEY EXPLODE
Finnish peasants trying to beat Swedish army with clubs:
Nah. Overliving all the oppression and wars - and after all that, dancing for the joy of life.
Trying?
Nuijasota mainittu Jaakko Ilkan haudalla tavataan.
@@Pentti_Hilkuri Kyllä!
And probably winning
Simo Hayeth, killed hundreds of enemy knights with just his bow and arrow.
Do u mean Simo Häyhä?
@@DEPRIVA r/wooosh
...and his bow didn't even have a scope...! 😉
When you try to break a nokia
Tintin And Snowy when u break the Nokia but also the universe:
This actually sounds like a ringtone.
Yo know that nokia is actually finnish company
electro purple i do know
@@frogsaup pretty sure that's the joke
When the Da Vinci tank drifts while shooting at bigger Da Vinci tanks
ah i see a fellow girls und panzer fan
No
@@HONNEKI yes
Nice another girls und panzer fan
...maidens & chariots...! ;-)
Too bad she didn't finnish painting that cross
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On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa,
Mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa,
Kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa,
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo
Ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo.
Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
Siinд on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun
Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
Että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
Säkkijärven polkka!
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
Siinд on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun
Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
Että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
Säkkijärven polkka!
ive been waiting for this for so long
I haven't found a single bad medieval cover yet. :D
I've seen Thriller, but not Bad.
When BT-42 starts rolling again without it's track
ah i see a fellow girls und panzer fan
A man of true culture
I was looking for such a comment.
@@k3psu48 i know the bt-42 was one of the worst tank ever it did some dammage to machins gun nest but i heard that one time a bt-42 shooted like 50 shells in a t-34 and the t-34 had no damage its because in an anime that i like its called girls und panzer there a bt-42 that just one shot a pershing
@@Windows95__ You meant three!
Sir Simo Hayha the 3rd of soumi was known for killing 505 Kievan Rus footmen with his longbow, and to this day, on the lakes near modern day St. Petersburg, you can still hear the twang of his bow.
This was published on my birthday! And I’m studying Finnish on Duolingo!
Pöllöt seuraavat meitä.
warning: duolingo doesn't even know itself how to teach finnish
You're gonna have duolingo for the rest of your life if you trynna learn finnish on it
good to luck to finish you're course
Thanks to everyone for the good wishes, but I have found a favorite language and culture in Czech. I hope to be fluent in it one day, so that I can be a missionary there. I have also had the pleasure of meeting four Czechs in Daytona.
This Ladies und Pferd OST sounds pretty spicy
hi alisa from saunder university high school
this isnt from GuP, GuP is shit and nothing original ever comes of it except crappy panzerlied renditions
@@JohnsonTheSecond i mean as a gup fan the plot is pretty trash but there history anecdote and the tank are very accurate and i mean those drift with tank are more funny then anything and i know sakkijarven polkka is not from gup but a lot of people knowed it from gup since it not very intertationaly popular
@@JohnsonTheSecond it was a joke wehraboo, chill
@@queen_alexandra996 >brings it up and calls me a wehraboo
>doesnt recognise that other people can joke too
it was a joke weeb, chill
You wanna know how long i have been waiting for this? I love this folk song more than anyone. You can’t ever make me hate this.
I can finally rest in peace as my favorite polkka has been finally medievalized!
thee knights of Kievan rus have learned to fear the snow
When the snow starts speaking Uralic
Chariot
One rider
One archer
One person shredding it
When the sleid full o' Teutons drifts and the skies darken under their crossbow bolts...
Perkele
Lord Perkeleos Vittunen, Champion of Finnia's winter, hast arrived. Raise thine Vodka, so he, with his power and might, would open the feast whit honored amongst men. May Nokia blesses us all!
man ! this channel is fire🔥🔥🔥
TULTA!
Tulta munille
Perkele
Some of these songs I don’t know, but they’re still amazing either way
This is the story of Sir Simo Häyhä, knight of the Suomi and the Samis, protector of Rautjärvi and defender of the Duchy of Finland, He fought in the Battle of Kolla, where armed only with his bow and arrows managed to kill 505 Russian knights in a period of 3 months, the Russian knights nicknamed him the White Death, due to his white camouflage being imperceptible to Russian troops in the snow
He was seriously injured by an archer who, shooting at random, managed to hit him in the face. Since then, his face was disfigured forever, but he survived the attack.
This is my favorite Finnish music. Ievanpolka is also amazing. Everyone do you know other north european good folk music?
Lichtenstein pollka, any russian folk songs...
@@gamecarnival2024 Thanks, I'm going to try to listen to the one. But Russia is east europe, isn't it?
@@isono-tetsuo yeah
Ievan polkka or Ieva's Polka
There is Darude - Sandstorm, composed by the greatest Finnish composer that ever lived
Beautiful
Kiitos sinulle = thank you
USSR: why art snow of speaking Finnish
Finland: PERKELETH
Ive been waiting for you to do this song!!!
I was watching one of your videos when you uploaded this.
The original was famously broadcast to jam Soviet remotely detonated mines.
My personal favourite. Perkele!
Kiitos tästä
HEY! I WAS ASKING FOR THIS! I REALLY LIKE THIS THANKS WOW 😂
As a person from Finland I approve
Torille!
Torilla tavataan
Turculle joca ucco seca acca
Mä tuon kaljat
No sinne
midieval finnish song covers just hits different
When you make a replica of the BT-42 that’s actually somewhat accurate in Besiege
Suomi!👏👏👏Suomi!👏👏👏
When you start using the snow to your advantage against Russia
I was hoping you'd do this :DDD
Doth not underestimate the Christian suspension!
Man I was just thinking earlier today how this would be a cool vid to see amongst this current bardcore hype phase. Lo and behold I was not disappointed
When fee russian invades thy finnish
Countryballs stronk
R.I.P. Peace of the Pähkinäsaari
It's finally here!
nice
The medieval umlauts made me smile
Thy unlike was from thy Soviets which of whom failed to conquer thy land of the Fins
It reminds me a group of female crusaders riding a chariot while shooting a cannon.
...i wonder why...? :D
When a Finnish goat-wagon outmaneuvered 3 Da Vinci's fighting vehicles, and managed to destroy all of them
Same
im seeing a lot of girls und panzer fans.
n i c e
As I expected, my fellow Finns have already invaded the comments.
Stuff like this is why the Internet is great
!fun fact!
About 500 years ago when Czar Stalivan IV have tryied to invade the Finnish part of the Swedish kingdom finnish folks have used their kanteles as a weapons agains Stalivan's troops, because radio mines havent been invented yet finnish bards had to create a sonic wave insted and smashed all the enemies out (believe me, I know what imma talkin about).
Yes, I think there's something like that mentioned in Kalevala. So it must be right !
“Gotta pay respects to the old christie suspension!”
NICE VERY NICE.The next song vihreiden harjujen maa, please?
I can imagine this being played in Finland in After The End Old World
Winter war intensifies
The bass is so epic holy shit
😍 SÄKKIJÄRVEN POLKKA 😍
Legends say this song automatically played each time a Finnish grenade catapult was shot!
Perkele!
Epic!
This just makes sense
Thats a big brain way to display a flag
Simo Häyhä's boss theme
Everyone gangsta, till that BT-42 vrooms without tracks
🇸🇪 : Medieval Finland is my land.
Finland is
awesome!
Tiiän
every comment section of version of sakkijarven polkka is a meeting for fellow girls und panzer fan
ＰＥＲＫＥＬＥ !!!
when you are fighting a crusade against pagans and this songs starts sounding in the snow:
Last tune Cossacks heard before a halfling named The white death pierce their heads with arrows in the karelia forest
_Forsooth, Tis Well And Truly What Mayest Be Declared Music, Vol. XVI._
The beginning reminds me of Lunar Legend for the Game Boy Advance.
PERFECTION ACHIEVED this is a perfect background for playing this on a kantele also caramelldansen would be nice
Artist Jaakko Ilkkas greatest hit which brought all the Finns together
Awesome.
The only way this could be better is if the title would be in Medieval ortography: Sekki-ierwin Polkka
When you bow over 500 men with your longbow and 200 extra men with your crossbow
😈👍☠👍☠👍☠😈
Oiket hyvin!!
I believe that back in medieval days Finns used to play this song on loop as loud as they can to disable enemy traps
On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa,
mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa,
kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa,
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo
ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo.
Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
siinä on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa,
kun kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
*Säkkijärven polkka!*
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
siinä on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa,
kun kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
Säkkijärven polkka!
Still no Bardcore version of Sabaton's Winged Hussars ? Wait for Wrath of Poles
Please do Careless Whisper!
When the snow start shooting arrow
+1 sub :D
great work
Thank you, Sir!😊
Could we get Ocean man?
*P E R K E L E !*
Suomalaiset, Kokoontukaa!!
awesome