Reaction to SABATON - Sarajevo (Official Lyric Video)

[@simonecasi9753]

The tragic thing Dave? Franz Ferdinand was the most progressive austrian official of all, and in a couple of years he would've ascended to the throne of Austria-Hungary and deeply reformed the empire. He knew the State wouldn't survive the years to come without reforms, and his ascension probably would've avoided WWI alltogether or, if not, postponed it for some years. He was killed by the very same kin he meant to favour once become emperor, the irony of fate...

[@joelout]

Should be mentioned that there were extremely high tension between Germany & France before the war, even if Sarajevo didn't happen it's very likely a Franco-German war would've broken out anyway. Considering Austria/Hungary & Russia were allied with Germany & France they'd have gotten dragged in anyway. And if Germany would've gone through Belgium this time aswell then Brittain would've probably gotten brought in one again.

[@erichvondonitz5325]

@@joelout Yea WW1 would've happen anyway but it would be delayed for a few years. It aint avoidable but at the least the fate of the world would slightly changed

[@xiuhwho]

I believe he wanted to ascend all the nations within the empire to equal status? Essentially creating something that some call the Danubian Federation.

[@alexamerling79]

He actually wanted to give ethnic minorities more rights (if only for reasons of preserving the empire)

[@LordVader1094]

@@xiuhwho Yep, he was basically the only one stopping Austrian generals from attacking Serbia already

[@Atius2]

The name of the assasin was Gavrilo Princip. He was part of the first assasination attempt earlier that day where they used some explosive or grenade but they failed. Later that day he was still walking the streets of the city when the car with Franz Ferdinand and his wife passed him, he didn´t shoot then, but the driver made a wrong turn and he started to go back and when the car was 1-1,5 meters away from him he shot two shots. He was caught and later died in prison in 28th of april 1918.

[@luffegasen7711]

He died in prison at the fortress of Theresienstadt (Of TB, if I recall correctly.) ... That fortress was later made into a KZ-camp ... And not just ANY, old KZ-camp. No this was the propaganda camp of the Third Reich. Here Red Cross officials was shown how "good" the prisoners was treated. It WAS better than i.e. Auschwitz and other camps, but it was still an KZ-camp.

[@dougbadman7930]

He was part of a group called the black hand

[@wonderdakka]

i think i read somewhere what his thoughts were about it starting a war, he said something along the lines it was bound to happen anyways. (it could be wrong but that's just what I found)

[@BenHatira]

The weird part is that he is being celebrated as a hero in his home country they even build statutes for that fuck ... so deluded

[@Kartoffelkamm]

About the hand that commanded the assassins: If I recall correctly, they were called the Black Hand, and their symbol was, you guessed it, a hand print. It apparently served as inspiration for the symbol of the Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim.

[@thesage1096]

i was gonna say hold up i think ur mixing up skyrim lore into reality

[@unusualswoop7660]

@@thesage1096 "we know"

[@draganmarkovic491]

That is not really true, the "organization" that killed the archduke was actually called Young Bosnia, they had connections to the Black Hand but it's unknown if the Black Hand had any involvement and if did to what degree in regards to assassination. But their involvement is assumed as their distain for AH empire was known especially in regards to annexation of Bosnia.

[@Kartoffelkamm]

@@draganmarkovic491 Ah, ok. Thanks.

[@PowerRangerfan]

The Black Hand was also the name of Galbatorix's assassins in The Inheritance Cycle.

[@wesleywilkinson6629]

The sad thing about his assassination, to me, are his last words ever, and they are to his dying wife “Sophie, Sophie! Don't die! Live for our children!"

[@keikaruizawa3425]

Wish he survived 😔 Could've reformed everything

[@worsevideomakerr]

and when he said it sophie had already been shot, pretty sure it hit an artery :(

[@Dutchtheairsofter]

sarajevo is a song with repeating text but you know it sets the stage of the album and the stories that will be told

[@Jmeon4eva]

Doesn't Stormtroopers bring up that trench warfare is the same thing, again, and again, and again, and again, and again......

[@TheRealRealMClovin]

It’s crazy how two shots from one person against another started a whole catastrophic war that is worldwide. Like the song itself says, nothing like what has come or ever seen before, a literal world war with tens of millions upon millions of dead and really destructive being more horrible than ever. There is a reason why there is saying ”when WW1 started everyone cheered, but when WW2 started everyone cried” Because they realized after WW1 how horrible modern warfare is

[@RavetsU]

Dave Dave Dave... You're spoiling us with Sabaton reactions! This is a great opener for the album for those who are not that much into history or who just discovered Sabaton. I believe the narrator for Sabaton is Bethan Dixon Bate. Upon learning of Ferdinand’s upcoming visit, the Young Bosnians, a secret revolutionary society of peasant students, began plotting to assassinate him. In May, Gavrilo Princip, Trifko Grabez and Nedeljko Cabrinovic traveled to the Serbian capital of Belgrade, where they received six handheld bombs, four semi-automatic pistols and cyanide suicide capsules from members of the so-called Black Hand, a terrorist group with close ties to the Serbian army. After practicing with their pistols in a Belgrade park, the three men journeyed back to Bosnia-Herzegovina, receiving help from Black Hand associates to smuggle their weapons across the border. To this day, it remains unclear whether the Serbian government participated in the scheme. Ferdinand and Sophie departed their estate for Bosnia-Herzegovina on June 23. Having received multiple warnings to cancel the trip, the archduke knew that danger potentially awaited them. “Our journey starts with an extremely promising omen,” he purportedly said when the axles on his car overheated. “Here our car burns, and down there they will throw bombs at us.” After arriving at a spa town a few miles outside of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina’s capital, Ferdinand attended two days of military exercises while Sophie visited schools and orphanages. On a whim, the couple drove in one evening to check out Sarajevo’s bazaars. While there, they attracted a crowd of onlookers, including Princip, but were apparently treated with warmth and politeness. Following a banquet with religious and political leaders, only one day of events remained before Ferdinand and Sophie were to return home. That morning, June 28, the archduke sent a telegram to his eldest son congratulating him on his latest exam results. He and Sophie then boarded a train for the short ride into Sarajevo. For once, Sophie was permitted to walk alongside Ferdinand during a brief troop inspection, after which the couple got in an open-topped car for a motorcade ride to city hall. The car in front of them was supposed to carry six specially trained officers but instead had only one, plus three local policemen. In fact, throughout the trip, Austro-Hungarian officials allegedly focused more attention on dinner menus than security details. Meanwhile, seven Young Bosnians had fanned out along the Appel Quay, a main avenue in Sarajevo running parallel to the Miljacka River. When the motorcade passed by, its route having been published in advance, Cabrinovic asked which car carried the archduke. He then hurled his bomb at the car, only to watch it bounce off the folded-up roof and roll underneath the wrong vehicle. The subsequent explosion wounded two army officers and several bystanders but left Ferdinand and Sophie essentially unharmed. Cabrinovic jumped into the mostly dry riverbed and made a half-hearted attempt to kill himself before being apprehended. “I am a Serbian hero,” he purportedly shouted as the police led him away. At least two other Young Bosnians also had good looks at the archduke but apparently lost the nerve to attempt an assassination. Rather than immediately flee Sarajevo, Ferdinand decided to continue on to the planned event at city hall. Upon finishing that up, he insisted on visiting the wounded officers in the hospital. In order to dissuade any other bomb throwers, the motorcade zipped down the Appel Quay at high speeds. By mistake, however, the first three cars turned onto a side street right where Princip happened to be standing. As the cars attempted to reverse back onto the Appel Quay, Princip whipped out his pistol and fired two shots at the archduke from point-blank range, piercing him in the neck and also striking Sophie’s abdomen. “Sophie, Sophie, don’t die-stay alive for our children,” Ferdinand murmured. Within minutes, though, both had passed away. Princip, a slender, 19-year-old Serbian army reject, later admitted to killing Ferdinand but said he had not meant to hit Sophie. Three weeks too young for the death penalty, Princip was given a 20-year sentence, but contracted tuberculosis and died in jail in April 1918, at the age of just 23.

[@mementomori1900]

They had no ties to Serbian army, concept of armies was different back then. Brittain is one of the rare countries that had professional army. It is much nore likely they were tied to Serbian government or influential politician/odd army officer, but surely these actions were not approved or encouraged by the king as Serbia had nothing to gain from this. While Austria wanted the war with Serbia Franz Ferdinand was the one influential person in Austria that did NOT want the war, killing him would be counter-productive. Serbia was not ready for this war, crippled from the Balkan wars and low on male population, however, experience from BAlkan war madr them way tougher and harder to defeat than Austria anticipated, especially sinxe war declaration was delayed for so long that they had time to prepare. Austria lost all the battles heavily and Serbia fell only after Bulgaria attacked from the east and Germans sent army to help Austrians. Anyways, Serbia had nothibg to gain from this confluct and lost 1 out of 3 citizen during the entire conflict.

[@RavetsU]

@@mementomori1900 Yeah, I've just read mixed information about this whole event and this seems to be the leading theory. No wonder there is still alot of conspiracies about the assasination, like with any assasination in human history.

[@hansreftel4271]

The shooter's name was Gavrilo Princip a serb nationalist. The tension in Europe did not disappear even after two world wars. WWII was largely a result of the peace terms after WWI.. In 2015, exactly 101 years after the shootings in Sarajevo, a statue of Gavrilo Princip was erected in Belgrade, Serbia..

[@VitalikZ-yz5qw]

Nice, placed statue to remind a hero

[@neonlighted_horror]

Hey Dave, This woman who spoke in the Song do this in the history versions of the Sabaton songs since 2019. So if you like her voice you can listen to the history versions. Its still the same song but this woman talks about the topic of the song before its starts. Greetings from Germany.

[@madogthefirst]

Maybe I'm deaf but she sounds very similar to the one that did the bits for Art of War album.

[@neonlighted_horror]

@@madogthefirst Maybe I don't know if she also is the one from Art of War

[@ryudo777]

Love your reaction! I can't wait till you check out Lady of the Dark, it is about the most decorated female soldier to this day. This is my favorite song from this new album!

[@klaier6250]

Second most decorated

[@milicavucetic2911]

Milunka Savic 😉

[@conorbreeden3146]

@@klaier6250 who is more decorated?

[@Marukuzuu]

@@conorbreeden3146 Peghamagabow, Alvin York, Sam Parker, Ricthoffen, Goring. Need I say more?

[@lukastojkovic5362]

@@Marukuzuu Most decorated FEMALE soldier to this day

[@sgtboom7]

Sarajevo gives me goosebumps every time I hear it, as a lyrical song it is pretty simple (being only the chorus is the part that is sung). But the instruments and the slow rising and falling of the drums (like they're the Drums of War) as the story is being told and knowing what would come after the assassination really helps set the tone of not just the track but the entire album as a whole. As a side note: the saddest thing, if you think about it, isn't just that Franz Ferdinand was the best hope for change for the Empire and was the one holding back the Empire from going to war. But also that after his death the Empire desperately wanted the war and in the end it ended up being what would lead to their eventual downfall, along with their allied empires of Germany and the Ottomans not to mention the Russian Empire. So when the lyrics: "From a shot that would change the world" is sung, it isn't hyperbole four empires collapsed or were on the verge of collapsing (in the case of the Astro-Hungarian Empire) by the end of the war. And I think (could be wrong) that the German Empire was THE superpower of the world at the time, definitely in Europe having just defeated the French. Monarchs, nobles, and upper-classmen sent their kids to and wanted to study in Berlin since it was the technological and scientific hub of Europe. No one thought it would die as quickly as it did, having lasted less then 50 years. Edit: Grammar

[@patrickdegenaar9495]

Dude!!! you didn't know about the Ferdinand assination??? But then that is the beauty of Sabaton! There are history buffs enjoying great metal music. Then there are metal heads learning about history. Then there is me that is passionate about both! 😁

[@xxxxGreenxxxxDayxxxx]

Assassins name was Gavrilo Princip.

[@LuanMower55]

Up

[@sandermerisalu9080]

Make sure you listen to Versailles last, it goes really well as the ending of the album. Also, great reactions, always excited when a new video comes out.

[@Railfan105.]

You know, I'm mad at Spotify. I saw this album came out and I listened to it on Spotify. The only thing is Spotify doesn't have this song on the album so it took me a couple of days before I found out this song existed.

[@skyrocks12]

sadly this song isn't on any streaming platform, just on physical copies so blame the record label nuclear blast

[@Railfan105.]

@@skyrocks12 I found out later that they released it on the history edition of the album.

[@skyrocks12]

@@Railfan105. yeah and i'm glad they did

[@arno_groenewald]

Here is the irony of the question you had about if they deserved who he is or the "hand" behind it. 1. They found the guy who pulled the trigger. Gavrilo Princip. 2. He worked for the Blackhand organization who conspired against the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

[@yuritesticoff1141]

I was partially raised by my great uncle in the early to late 90s as a young boy . He was a veteran of the European theatre of WWII; and unlike most of his generation that weren't in a documentary, he shared tales of the hell that was war, the carnage he witnessed and dealt as a 20 yr old SC farmer turned infantryman. I was in a unique position, as he had no blood grandchildren, and I was the youngest of his his lone three great nephews and his favorite, and the summers I spent with him were filled with learning to plant watermelon, cantaloupe, corn, drive a tractor, and the fact that the only thing that healed the wounds to his heart and mind were good Christian woman waiting for him at home, and his faith in God. This combination of an early understanding of extreme poverty, human nature, war, led him to become the first man not a lawyer to become a judge in SC after a career as a police officer. He was the lone purely honest and moral man I have ever known. He died when I was 18, hehas been gone for 22 years now, and I still miss him, I lost my way after he died for.a very long time, but have been have been on the straight and narrow for three years at 38, just in time for what seems the great trial of our time as the world churns towards a new hell at war. Sabaton reminds me of him regardless of the war they sing so eloquently about. You hear the saying their was no glory in it to he poor farm boys turned soldiers that fought this war, they fought bc it's what they were told to do and what was right in their eyes at the time, it was not cliche, it's what they believed.

[@V2409A]

Hello from Sarajevo 🤘

[@spedwyrm7427]

Just make notes and remember this track when you get to the final track on the album Versailles

[@merryrose6788]

Nice reaction! Regarding the "flute" that sounds Middle Eastern, when I heard them live, thre was no flute. Tommy Johansson played this part on his guitar and it sounded really cool.

[@johnghiglione2641]

Later this year Sabaton is going to be touring in the US. I am going to one of their concerts in September. I just learned about them earlier this year and I have been enjoying thier music. Sarajevo is one of my favorite songs from them and some others as well.

[@danperkins2344]

Two shots fired equaled three deaths. Both the Archduke and is wife were shot. His wife was pregnant at the time and since she was shot through the abdomin their unborn child died as well which made their deaths more tragic.

[@May-Hope]

In germany we actually learn about this assassination in history class. Since germans especially put emphasisis on WW2, we learn about everything that leads up to it. Including how WW1 started

[@madogthefirst]

Not assassins just one, granted there were more in waiting. They were all waiting around for the arch duke to come by but something happened and they didn't get their chance. One of them left and went to get a samich after a disappointing day. While he was there eating his samich lul and behold the arch duke was across the street, so he went up and cause a world war.

[@reillyclements1673]

Not quite, the other assassin's did get their chance and they threw bombs at the procession, but I think one bounced off and another blew up the car behind them. The plot was considered a failure. so gavilo princep was eating at a restaurant nearby the next day when the Archduke and his wife Sofie, who had decided to visit the injured of the attack at the hospital, were stopped infront of the store after the driver realized he made a wrong turn and was about to turn around.

[@bonez9160]

I think i have listen to this intro of the album 10-12 times now. I get goosebumps everytime.. Great reaction btw! 👍

[@alexamerling79]

Sarajevo/Versailles is my favorite song on the album (I count them as one two part song). Such a powerful intro the war/album.

[@greaper1976]

Hey Dave. Did you see the movie The King's Man that came out recently .. the movie tells the story of the start of the war, of course then the movie goes off on a fun ride since it is a comic book movie, but I was surprised how accurate some events were presented.

[@lordgino2006]

I was quite surprised indeed too

[@dz33no]

Wow, I didnt know about this and im from Sarajevo 😂 Nice reaction!

[@milicavucetic2911]

Until your last dying breath!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@madogthefirst]

These pictures they choose for the videos are on point.

[@epicshadowdemon1211]

The assassin's that killed Franz Ferdinand are actually celebrated by some as a Hero of Serbia although others have an opposite opinion on them. If i remember correctly they actually had a statue dedicated to the guy that killed Franz and his wife i don't know if it is still up tho.

[@merafirewing6591]

That's insane.

[@Jagdpanther226]

And thus.. The drums of war thundered on for four bloody years…

[@weeb3244]

"Maybe it wasnt even them, maybe it was "the hand" that commanded them" Man, you didnt even understand how funny that was

[@chasemathis2016]

I realize this came out quite a while ago, but yes... We know the name of the assassin who shot Ferdinand. His name is Gavrilo Princip, and he was only 19 at the time.

[@ronbird121]

i was bafled as the assassin shot the intro at the concert and turned time back to the 30 years war

[@ronnieramsten6389]

I’m enjoying your reactions a lot!! Good work man!!!!! Good reaction to!

[@Alva_Lombax]

Id have to agree with some if the speculation of some historians by the point the arch duke was murdered, even if he wasnt, there was going to probably be another event that would blow out the horns of war

[@IncomitatusExcelsior]

Is it me or does part of that guitar solo sound like a callback to Lifetime at War? Man certainly went insane again in 1914.

[@mikehall5815]

Can't get this one out of my head. 🤣 I can't help but love this.

[@US_of_A]

If I recall when I discovered you you had 1-10,000 subs. Now you've become a rather huge KZbinr.

[@whatitdodave]

Yeah the growths has been excellent for the channel only being a year and a half year old. Glad you stuck around! I react to many different things so I get nervous when people sub for only one thing haha.

[@US_of_A]

May I make a request?

[@ceciliapolbratt3916]

Love this song

[@Vjeko558]

From my knowledge the person who shot Archduke Franz Ferdinad was Gavrilo Princip. A serbian student.

[@gundamator4709]

I love how this song says so much with only 1 chorus repeated over and over again.

[@danylonazarov]

That is fast... Really good reaction (in both meanings)

[@danylonazarov]

Btw there was 6 assasins, and their names and names of those who commanded them are known

[@JpegOnSteam]

The narrators name is Bethan Dixon Bate

[@Kai_075]

The name of the assassin that killed the arch duke was named: Gavrillo princip

[@lilmallison2531]

Okay so the assassination kickstarted the war yes, but the tensions and game of alliance between the european nations were already there. The assassination made it happen faster but war would have eventually broke out.

[@Poglavnik088]

The "assasin" was named Gavrilo Princip

[@benthecartoonist3518]

The assassins name was Gabriello Princip

[@daltongill8677]

wait til you hear Versailles

[@roflc0re]

Everything happening today with Ukriane and Russia, or even the American - Taliban war and 9/11 wouldn't have happened if Gavrilo didn't shot Franz Ferdinand. It is THE point in human history that changed our way of life the most.

[@shanestevens5352]

The Cold War, the nuclear age, the space race, ww2, all of it doesn’t happen if Gavrilo doesn’t carry out the assassination

[@jaxu7505]

Versailles is the ending track, so y ou can end with that one.

[@irystocrattakodachithatmooms]

Here I was thinking it was about the siege of Sarajevo that kicked off the civil war in that area. I really don't get why people keep insisting on fighting each other in wars, sometimes it makes me think we need a reset on human civilization.

[@unholypepe]

American Revolution: "We had the The Shot heard 'Round the World" World War 1: "O rly?"

[@mastermindgaming5803]

Gavrilo Princip assassinated Franz Ferdinand.

[@Hockey-gn2tj]

Bethan Dixon Bate is the narrator at least it sounds like her

[@4C0-q7h]

The sad part, its said that the Original assassination plan failed, But the drive took a wrong turn and it ended up killing Ferdinand.

[@milicavucetic2911]

Assassin was Gavrilo Princip, Serb from Bosnia (Sarajevo is its capital). 😉

[@jean-francoispirenne6518]

It was like the fall of dominos: Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia, Serbia's allied Russia declared war to Austria. Germany, allied to Austria, declared war to Russia. France and Great Britain, allied to Russia, declared war to Germany. Although Belgium was neutral, Germany invaded it in order to trap the French and British armies. Germany asked their ally Turkey to declare war to Russia and their allies. On demand of Great Britain, Japan invaded the German possessions in the Pacific (Marianas, Carolines, Marshall, Bismarck) and in continental China. Italy proposed to remain neutral against the retrocession of South Tyrol and Trieste. After Austria refused, Italy entered the war in 1915. USA, at first neutral, declared war to Germany in 1917 after the sinking of the Lusitania by a U-boot. The butterfly effect: one assassination in Serbia caused a war that spread to the whole world. There were fightings in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Pacific.

[@LordVader1094]

Great Britain actually declared war because Germany invaded Belgium (who GB promised to protect the neutrality of) to get to France to avoid the French defenses.

[@kaitlinsmith1984]

Also, the US joined for 2 reasons, 1) the sinking of the Lusitania, 2) the telegram asking Mexico to attack the United States, Mexico handed over the Telegram to Great Britain and GB handed the telegram over to the US in 1917, which pissed us off enough to get us to join the war

[@sheamus4300]

By God Dave You Are So Random

[@williamhayes7337]

You need to watch the movie called the kingsman to know what group assassinated him

[@lewissmith5945]

Well most historians gave believed it wasnt just the assassination of the archduke that started world war one but instead made a sniwball effect of instablity and discourse amongst the nations bascially from what i can say from what i have seen and im jot stating as fact but matter of opinion the arch dukes death was the spark to ingite the fire of war and with time grew to the huge fire amd bloodbath we know today as the great war

[@brandonbowling2462]

The narrator is floor jansen from nightwish she is Married to the drummer of Sabaton Hannes Van Dahl

[@whatitdodave]

I don’t think so. This voice sound like it came from an older women and jansen is not that old haha. I think the correct answer is in the replies. And I know of nightwish. I got a few reactions to them 😀

[@l0kaltpsykf4ll34]

i dont think so, according to the Wikipedia article for the War to end all wars. the narrator is credited as ''Bethan Dixon Bate'' she also narrated ''The great war: history edition''

[@lostpausejr108]

Its Bethan Dixon Bate

[@williamking7207]

2 shots and 1 bomb thats how ww1 started

[@williamking7207]

I wish I could put it better in to sound the just text (Crack you see a bomb roll under one of the praraid cars booom the car that had the Duke speed off then 2 shots one in the door of the car the second one in the duke's neck then you would hear a splash in the river that is one of the gun men taking pills to do himself in

[@Ruppe62]

Its Joakims anti that do the voice

[@avatar_of_battle4735]

So we're just gonna gloss over the fact we didn't get that deep "SABATON" in this vid? This is what it must feel like to be cheated on.

[@whatitdodave]

I knew I forgot something haha. I recorded a lot of these in one sitting, must have had a brain slip.

[@avatar_of_battle4735]

@@whatitdodave All good man, my brain said it before it didn't appear and then got confused lmfao.

[@Briselance]

Was the arch-duchess not shot alongside her husband, right after him?

[@jackie_lad]

Is it just me, or does she sound like the narrator or whatever of Battlefield 1? As in the storyteller here?

[@maratibragimov338]

The name of Assassin is Gavrilo Prinzip..a Serbian nationalist..

[@hadesdogs4366]

Gavrilo principes was the assassin who shot and killed franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie, Gavrilo was a Hungarian nationalist much like the Irish Republican Army or IRA, who sought independence, however due to austohunggry being Allied to Germany whilst hungry was was protected by Russia all the while Russia was also allied with France mean while Germany was allied with Austria and Italy, as for England we were allied with France and Russia but due to our hatred of Europeans we decided to stay out of the whole mess, until the Germans decided to go through Belgium as it was the closest and fasted route to Paris in which case England being a protectorate of Belgium ended up joining the war, as for america it was in part due to unrestricted German attacks on ships including American supply ships to England as well as a letter to Mexico promising them to give them back South America,

[@RedDeathXVI]

To bad this isn’t on the digital albums, or the history albums are digitally. Forced to buy the hard copy

[@randallstephens8273]

There’s a parcast original called famous fates about Ferdinand and his wife. They found the assassins and there’s rumors that the British had him killed

[@lovecraft8639]

If anyone ever say again Germany started WW1 i show them this Song if they still dont accept the truth then we should put him into detention!

[@crypt1c_865]

Germany didn't start WW1, Austria-Hungary started it.

[@lovecraft8639]

@@crypt1c_865 wrong Serbia did

[@leftyme4568]

but then came ww2

[@vladimirgrujic4778]

Why do you look like your crying

[@black44211]

All I have to say about this song is GLORY TO GAVRILO PRINCIP! MAY GOD GIVE YOU ETERNAL PEACE IN THE HALL OF GLORY "

[@zijadmujak5725]

Hello from Sarajevo.