BATTLE FOR WORLD / TRUNEWS | March 2, 2019: The video highlights a song being sang by a Russian choir at Saint Issac's Cathedral, which functions as a museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia; celebrating the defenders of the fatherland day on February 19. The Cold War era song lyrics from the 1980s walks through the moving drama about the breakout of World War III. A video performance of the song was posted by the Roissya24 channel on Youtube.

On a submarine, yes, with an atomic motor
Lyrics by Andrei Kozlovsky, 1980. Music by Andrei Kozlovsky.

On a submarine with an atomic motor
Yeah, with a dozen bombs for a hundred megatons
Crossed the Atlantic and the gunner's call:
"Aim, I say, Petrov, to Washington, D.C.!"

True-la-la-la, true-la-la-la,
I can do it all for three rubles!
Hello, new land
The enemy!

And on the plane up ahead, my friend Vovochka
Didn't come to visit with empty hatches,
On a submarine, yes, with an atomic motor.
The crew sang a merry song.

True-la-la-la, true-la-la-la,
We can all do it for three rubles!
You burn, burn the land of the enemy!

Sweet asleep in Norfolk (Virginia),
Sleeping tired toys, darkness sleeping quietly,
I'm sorry, America, good America,
But five hundred years ago, you were discovered for nothing.

True-la-la-la, true-la-la-la,
I can do it all for three rubles!
Down the middle burn the Earth in half
The enemy!

Russian to English translation by BattleForWorld

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