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'''Chorus'''
'''Chorus'''
May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians
When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us
May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians
When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us.
'''Chorus third part of the song v'''

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"Arkyan Pontuslsuleran meyazhara olsun"
Song
from the album War within the Fields
LanguageKamilistani, and in most caucusus south languages which includes Georgian, Azeri and Armenian
English titleMay Arkyan be graves of Ponticians
WrittenYuri Milagovac Saruskor
PublishedNadareya Recordings and Songs.
ReleasedMay 1, 1994 (1994-05-01)-->
Recorded3 weeks before the released date
Length3:10
LabelYazara Najaiton Recordings
Songwriter(s)Yuri Milagovac Saruskor
Lyricist(s)Yuri Milagovac Saruskor
Producer(s)Nico Karashanya


Arkyan Pontuslsuleran meyazhara olsun, or'May Arkyan be graves of Pontician' is a song written by Yuri Milagovic Saruskor during the Kashar Lenokov conflict, originally Milagovac wanted to name it to 'War on the fields' which is the same as his album, however due to the Kashar Lenokov Conflict started, it was renamed to 'May Arkyan be graves of Pontician', Arkyan is located in the North of Kashar-Lenokov, a strategic point for both side, and the Kamilistani forces control it and every week, there will be a attack on Arkyan made by the Pontician but every attempt is a failure, this gave the meaning behind the song. Popular among the soldiers and civilians living in the Kashar Lenokov Region.

Used in the Kashar Lenokov Conflict

The song was played throughout radios, and television on the Kamilistani side of K.L, the song was ranked the most hitted song by Kashar Razya F.M (Kamilistani), after the song came out in a week, there was about 20k listener everyday, mostly among soldiers and residents there, and in 3 weeks the offical music video came out with the label Yazara Najaiton on the Right Bottom of the music video, the music video also included Milagovac singing what seems to be the outskirts of Arkyan which in one of the clip there's a signboard saying Arkyan, 3.2 K.M. The song was always featuring troops defending Arkyan, both in and out of Arkyan, and both in winter and summer. The city atmosphere gives it a 'War tone city Vibe' which suits perfectly with the song. The song was meant to 'Show the weakeness of the Pontician Army, and the troops, and themselves(Ponticians)'by the Kamilistani Goverment, the song itself is ranked 2nd, below an another song Kashar Lenokov I care by Seregey Yasarkovur, and above the song The Kamilistan Revolutionary Guards by Igor Shuyash Titroskoi.


Smiliarities with a croation war song

After the song releases, the song got compared to an another song, which is from Croatia during the Balkan War. The song itself featured a number of accordian, techno-ish music in it, which is a type for every 90s Kamilistani War song.

Lyric

The lyric is contained with highly Anti-Pontician sentences as this song was meant to strike hard on them.

First Line

Oh, our home have been invaded by the evil wrongdoers

Blazing Fire and Smoke erupted in the homes of ours

Brothers and Sisters of Arkyan and Noloy Saye, lets take up arms

To the trenches we go, lets defend our home together


Chorus

May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians

When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us

May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians

When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us.

Chorus 20 Seconds of Music, second part v


The curse evil wrongdoers fear us much,

When they are standing on our grounds, show them no mercy

People of Biazarya, Nomle Shashah and Yareyab,

May all those evil wrongdoers lives be pay to the grounds of their aswell,

Chorus

May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians

When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us

May Arkyan be graves of Ponticians

When they are on our grounds, may they be afraid of us.

Chorus third part of the song v