Neighs, neighs Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable Cries, cries our brother while in a war. "I will send colorful bird to my father, So he would rescue me from the war, So he would sell couple of bulls for me." "I won't sell couple of bulls for you, I won't save you from the war." Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable Cries, cries our brother while in a war. "I will send colorful bird to my mother, So she would rescue me from the war, So she would sell couple of cows for me." "I won't sell couple of cows for you, I won't save you from the war." Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable Cries, cries our brother while in a war. "I will send colorful bird to my brother, So he would rescue me from the war, So he would sell couple of horses for me." "I won't sell couple of horses for you, I won't save you from the war." Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable Cries, cries our brother while in a war. "I will send colorful bird to my sister, So she would rescue me from the war, So she would sell her rue's garden for me." "I won't sell my rue's garden for you, I won't save you from the war." Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable Cries, cries our brother while in a war. "I will send colorful bird to my lover, So she would rescue me from the war, So she would sell golden ring for me." "I will sell golden ring for you, I will save you from the war, I will save you from the war." lyricstranslate.com
@@marvju209 well you kinda right. I am from Lithuania and we do have sad folklore a lot. why it wouldn't be sad? and to me actually it do feel like Polish are more optimistic as a nation. thats kinds true. thats how it is. but I like our sad folklore 😂 🙏
They're the closest living languages to proto-Indo-European. It's weird, almost like our brains are able to recognise the language of our ancestors, and since baltic languages are very close our brains recognise them.
I'm from Armenia , and I'm really interested in researching Lithuanian history and culture, i think Lithuania has rich historical and cultural heritage , love from Armenia 🇦🇲❤️🇱🇹
definetly man. all our music from our region got that special vibe to it. old Slavic music is very similar to this. but also I hear Finnish music for example, and it also sound often very similar.
@@Oberschutzee 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 The Belarusian Principality of Polotsk was first mentioned in 862, but was founded earlier. Belarus has existed since the 7th-8th centuries
The lyrics sound like they're from a sad ballad but then the drums kick in in which case it's conquest time
Very cool song
For the most part it's (sad song).
It's a war song. Here is singing about young boy who was called to a war and he riding with a horse.
Neighs, neighs
Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable
Cries, cries our brother while in a war.
"I will send colorful bird to my father,
So he would rescue me from the war,
So he would sell couple of bulls for me."
"I won't sell couple of bulls for you,
I won't save you from the war."
Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable
Cries, cries our brother while in a war.
"I will send colorful bird to my mother,
So she would rescue me from the war,
So she would sell couple of cows for me."
"I won't sell couple of cows for you,
I won't save you from the war."
Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable
Cries, cries our brother while in a war.
"I will send colorful bird to my brother,
So he would rescue me from the war,
So he would sell couple of horses for me."
"I won't sell couple of horses for you,
I won't save you from the war."
Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable
Cries, cries our brother while in a war.
"I will send colorful bird to my sister,
So she would rescue me from the war,
So she would sell her rue's garden for me."
"I won't sell my rue's garden for you,
I won't save you from the war."
Neighs, neighs greyish horse in a stable
Cries, cries our brother while in a war.
"I will send colorful bird to my lover,
So she would rescue me from the war,
So she would sell golden ring for me."
"I will sell golden ring for you,
I will save you from the war,
I will save you from the war."
lyricstranslate.com
Taki już litewski mental: trochę depresyjny, trochę introwertyczny
@@marvju209 well you kinda right. I am from Lithuania and we do have sad folklore a lot. why it wouldn't be sad?
and to me actually it do feel like Polish are more optimistic as a nation. thats kinds true.
thats how it is. but I like our sad folklore 😂 🙏
Lithuanian (together with other languages in the Baltic group) is absolutely beautiful in songs. I cant explain but it has something nostalgic almost.
They're the closest living languages to proto-Indo-European. It's weird, almost like our brains are able to recognise the language of our ancestors, and since baltic languages are very close our brains recognise them.
The song in the video is preformed by "Ugniavijas" btw.
This is the live version from their video. They're fantastic!
@@varangjar1544this version is actually better sounding then original 😊
@@Bambino8888 I agree. You hear the drums more in this, and more emotion.
i am bulgarian but damn i really enjoy listening to those latvian, estonian, and lithuanian war songs, they are just the best
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Didžiuojuosi savo baltiška kilme,kaip ir slavų keltų vokiečių frankų iraniečių graikų🖤🌲🇱🇹⚔️
Why Karluk symbol in song?
@@Ithobaal baik slavam pautus est, jie nera musu broliai
@@NemsuirWhy? Because if i know Slavic languages are most similiar to baltic languages then other languages.
@@MatesWurst Not the same
Its very good VERY VERY good
Slavic and Baltic ethnic music has to survive
definetly man. all our music from our region got that special vibe to it. old Slavic music is very similar to this. but also I hear Finnish music for example, and it also sound often very similar.
Ви маєте рацію!..
@@MrRingoki 🔯
it is not a slavic shit
You're totally right. It's a gem of civilisation
Please, upload the original lyrics too.
Just posted a comment with them :)
"And still it lives!" -- MR
You say this is an ancient song but it sounds like it’s about draft substitution which is a 19th century thing
beat goes crazy on 1.5x speed
Добрая песня, дынамічная. Адразу чутна, што народная.
Vidilismus
Ja ignorē visas tās reizes kad mēs bijām ienaidnieki ,tad mēs esam bijuši vienmēr draudzīgi lol
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Can you credit the group Ugniavijas?
Read the desc about this channel bro. I aknowledge the fact that i dont own any of the music, and the credits go to the actual creators
@@baltuploads3915 oh sorry didn't read the description
its folk song, lol
@@baltuploads3915 Btte LATVIA TEXT UND DEUSCH,VILE DANK KAMERADEN.
Only 1022 mf can understand
Lyrics please!..
Just posted a comment with them :)
Me like
🇱🇹❤️🇧🇾❤️🇷🇺
ось так слухаєш литовські пісні і розумієш, у кого московити свої музичні мотивчики вкрали.😏😎
They didn't stole it,when we made them listen this from outside the walls they couldn't get that from they're heads off. ;)
По себе не судят)
Шизофреник
А ничего что есть взаимопроникновение культур и вовсе мне понятно отчего малорос, так к великороссам относится
Мне жаль тебя
At that time, these Balts spoke Belarusian 😂
You must say thanks to Lithuanians that belarusians speak slavic not mongolian today
@@noob8and thanks belarusians that lithuanians dont speak in germanian now
there was no such thing as belarus back then lol
@@Nekijnekto 🤣
@@Oberschutzee 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The Belarusian Principality of Polotsk was first mentioned in 862, but was founded earlier. Belarus has existed since the 7th-8th centuries