German WW1 Song - "Die Graue Kompanie"

[@Aquilaris]

May those fallen in World War I, especially those who were on the right side of it, as in the case of the Germans, Rest, in their deserved Peace, with the Grace of the Lord!

[@Indian_Marschall]

Glory to the first provisional government of India! (Created with German support )

[@Aquilaris]

@@Indian_Marschall Glory to India, indeed! From a Nation that is a partner to yours, via the BRICS, Brazil! Unfortunately, both of our Nations have suffered under the yoke of international yrweJ for centuries on end, now - We must do everything in our reach to revert this situation entirely!

[@Indian_Marschall]

@@Aquilaris werjy must suffer Holy land belongs to Hindus/ Christian

[@theguyisdead]

There was no right side in WW1

[@Aquilaris]

@@Indian_Marschall yrweJ must perish. And about the question of the Holy Land, I didn't know that the adepts of hinduism held the right over it, as well - On which basis do you fellows do so?

[@JoseMiguel_itlm18]

Turquía: Perdí a mis hijos Austria y Hungría: A mi también Colonial de África y oceánicas de alemán: independencia!!!

[@Officercat8238]

Whats the different between die letze kompanie and die graue kompanie ?

[@comrademarschmusik2134]

*The last company *The gray company

[@jagd7102]

One word in the lyrics.

[@UlrickMAREIGNER]

C5❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sethfrisbie3957]

German is easier than Spanish.

[@FredomiaIV]

I think Spanish but I prolly got an unfair advantage

[@sethfrisbie3957]

@@FredomiaIV then again you have Spanish speaking family members. I will tell you what hearing Spanish speakers sound like to someone who has English as their native tongue being people are talking exclusively fast to the point you can hardly catch a few words and replacing some letters sounds such as replacing the sound of j to an h.

[@sethfrisbie3957]

@@FredomiaIV what do you think of the description?

[@eggisfun4217]

english is a germanic language so it makes sense as to why