Sillanpää's March Song / Sillanpään marssilaulu
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A famous Finnish march song, written by Nobel-awarded writer F.E.Sillanpää and composed by Aimo Mustonen. Translation:
Saluting the home neighbourhood,
let this song echo forth,
over fields, lakes and fells
all the way from Hanko to Petsamo.*
|: Our steps have the same echo,
yes, our instinct feels it,
as our forefathers gaze their sons,
from below the earth and the hills. :|
Dear lad on my side,
surely you know what brought us here.
Gladly we rushed there,
where the common calling rang.
|: A way known by grandfathers,
is now the way of their descendants,
when threatened is our fatherland,
home chores will have to leave behind. :|
What treasures there is in Finland,
freedom is certainly the most valuable.
Every man here has **
the right to fall or fight.
|: So hear you children and seniors,
you mothers, brides also,
as long as there is a man standing,
you shall have a guarded home. :|
the southernmost and former northernmost points of Finland. Nuorgam is nowadays the northernmost point.
** Finland has still a conscription army.
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