"Afghan, I Will Never Forget You"- Soviet war song

[@yeti2237]

I like how raw and authentic it sounds....the way you would hear it if you were there with them ....

[@malanders7305]

What?

[@yeti2237]

@@malanders7305 yes

[@malanders7305]

@@yeti2237 Do you live in the Himalayas?

[@yeti2237]

@@malanders7305 I am the salt 🧂

[@excitableboy7031]

@@malanders7305 i do

[@shamshadalam5081]

Returning to Soviet-Afghan warsongs again after US withdrawal

[@Nechayev_]

Afghan kid:lol nice try kid Me trying to roast him back;

[@nastojan280]

Ok

[@SenkaBandit]

brother….

[@newgengaming799]

Now americans will sing this song

[@hansnichirin11]

i'm just learning russian and guitar, it almost worked, going to work on it more so i can sing it and play it while i'm alone on a BTR :)

[@AcaNaplataDugova]

I FOUND THE DAMN LYRICS FINALY Светит луна глазом волчьим На мусульманский Восток. Пьем «пакистанскую» молча, Молча подводим итог. Ветра вой в степи унылой И протухшая вода… Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Выпили, разговорились Про слабый пол и войну, С пьяною мордой бес вылез - Бабу б на всех хоть одну. Налит весь мужскою силой, Сунуть бы, да некуда… Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Горы, зовущие синью. Желто глядит гепатит. Чеков мы здесь накосили - Долг, а придется платить. Буду рад, что не убили, Мой барыш - мои года... Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Мы за Наджиба горою, Только вот кажется нам: Там, наверху, по Героям Слишком завысили план. Свист РСов тянет жилы, С недолетом бьет пока… Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Эх, Афган, я тебя до могилы Не забуду никогда. Что-то сегодня икалось, Видимо, есть, кому ждать, А до замены осталось Месяцев шесть или пять. Ну а если все же к милой Не вернусь, а что ж тогда? Эх, Афган, я тебя и в могиле Не забуду никогда! Эх, Афган, я тебя и в могиле Не забуду никогда!

[@PeronJames]

Where'd you find that?

[@AcaNaplataDugova]

@@PeronJames on some russian video,its easier to say i found them

[@PeronJames]

@@AcaNaplataDugova Didn't even know it had been uploaded before. Do you have a link?

[@AcaNaplataDugova]

@@PeronJames kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWTalquklpKsd7c

[@AcaNaplataDugova]

@@PeronJames i got you fam

[@elena_abramova-y2s]

Its been 2 days since the Soviet Afghan war that my uncle served in Afghanistan in the 40th Army 78th Tank Division

[@5.7moy]

My Grandfather served in the VDV in Afghanistan. He was wounded and sent home. His APC was attacked.

[@elena_abramova-y2s]

@@5.7moy I'm sorry to hear that, hope him and his unit is doing well

[@meatiest1989]

My uncle was Afghan but fought for the Soviets bruh

[@hunter62207]

My grandfather trained the Afghans to use stingers he served in the ISI, told me that soviets used to fight till the last man, no matter what side one is bravery is appreciable

[@meatiest1989]

@@hunter62207 Indeed you are right

[@uranuuss]

sounds like a npc singing a song in a mmorpg

[@denniswonders5779]

X Speak "I lost my accordeon in the battle, I wish I had a replacement." Side quest: Find instrument for Vasili *hands guitar* Vasili starts singing this song.

[@zhuravl-m2285]

Like a mod for Skyrim, with questionable recording quality :D

[@LauraOvTheePsychicYouth]

@@denniswonders5779 that reminds of a side quest in stalker clear sky where you have to bring back a guitar to a freedom member

[@Gothicc_senpai]

thanks for upload

[@marcosviniciusoliveira5561]

born live die travel in afghanistan is sacred

[@hade2332]

I love the song

[@victorcardona4713]

SomeOne that know how to play it in the Guitar Pls:(

[@alexus12marvellious]

Tabs?

[@albertofranco6122]

All to familiar

[@therebelliousclone2805]

Anyone figure out the tabs for this?

[@BirivaMartirizado]

Classic waltz finger picking, Tonic string (Usually E or A) and B+G together. The next round you is the same but you move to the one below the tonic. It's usually 2 rounds until it changes chords. Chords are almost standard for folk songs You can chose Em, Am. I think this one is capo with Am shapes It would be something like Am E7 Am G7 C Dm Am E7 and do it again Hope I'm not too late

[@salamandrak]

This is a (btw not very good) cover of the song from 1938: "Тучи над городом встали" with different lyrics

[@PeronJames]

Did you just talk shit about my man the spetznaz guitar player

[@RandomTomatoSoup]

@@PeronJames lenin is apparently very opinionated about his soviet tunes

[@rhodanjones5155]

Its fuckin banger of a song, how dare you sir!

[@objectiveobserver2792]

Do you have KZbin link? I can’t type Russian

[@salamandrak]

@@objectiveobserver2792 Sure, here you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKq0oYKZpamCrdE

[@lkbwithyooshin4112]

전쟁이 사라졌으면 좋겠어요. 영상 잘 봤어요. 그런데 어느 나라 사람인가요?^^

[@Moojingles_]

do we know who this is sung by?

[@jackb1040]

Vadim Dulepov I believe

[@kuzuma.]

vladimir kolesnik perhaps?

[@gold8857]

where did that footage come from?

[@PeronJames]

Afgan: The Soviet Experience, the 1989 documentary

[@gold8857]

@@PeronJames many thanks

[@PeronJames]

@@gold8857 Np

[@enricofesta1161]

Beautiful song. Long live Russia. Greetings from Italy.

[@bustereagal3570]

Viva The Soviet Union 🐻🇷🇺✯☭

[@alexvermaak1759]

Seems that didn't quite work out lmao

[@bustereagal3570]

@@alexvermaak1759 They Dissolved It On Their Own ...

[@alexvermaak1759]

@@bustereagal3570 What lmao, the Soviet union collapsed under its own weight, it had been a rotting, fettered corpse for a few years already by the time it finally officially died . The dissolution of the Soviet Union (1988-1991) was the process of internal disintegration within the Soviet Union, which began with growing unrest in its various constituent republics developing into an incessant political and legislative conflict between the republics and the central government, and ended when the leaders of three primal republics (the Russian SFSR, the Ukrainian SSR and the Byelorussian SSR) declared it no longer existed, later accompanied by 11 more republics, resulting in President Mikhail Gorbachev having to resign and what was left of the Soviet parliament formally acknowledging what had already taken place. The failure of the 1991 August Coup, when Soviet government and military elites tried to overthrow Gorbachev and stop the "parade of sovereignties", led to the government in Moscow losing most of its influence, and many republics proclaiming independence in the following days and months. The secession of the Baltic states, the first to declare their sovereignty and then their full independence, was recognized in September 1991. The Belovezha Accords were signed on December 8 by President Boris Yeltsin of Russia, President Leonid Kravchuk of Ukraine, and Chairman Stanislav Shushkevich of Belarus, recognising each other's independence and creating the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The remaining republics, with the exception of Georgia, joined the CIS on December 21, signing the Alma-Ata Protocol.

[@alexvermaak1759]

@@bustereagal3570 also liking your own comments is pretty weird bro

[@bustereagal3570]

@@alexvermaak1759 That's The Cute Little Story They Told Us ...

[@emenike2032]

F

[@ИванИванов-ь8я5ж]

Ugly lyrics ( im russian patriot )

[@PeronJames]

Why ugly?

[@vadimandreev8570]

Calm down it was the Soviet army before the death, not the Russian army.

[@denniswonders5779]

War is ugly.

[@vadimandreev8570]

@@denniswonders5779 War is a concentrated expression of Economics.

[@mikuhatsunegoshujin]

@@vadimandreev8570 no u.