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Three Colours

1. THREE COLOURS - lyrics by Ciprian Porumbescu -

2. Three colours I know in the world

3. And I hold them like a holy jewel

4. They are colours with an ancient fame

5. Reminders of a brave nation.

6. As long as in the sky and in the world

7. There will be these three colours

8. We'll have a glorious name

9. And a glorious future.

10. Red is the bravery's fire

11. Sacrifices that won't ever be lost

12. Yellow, the plain's gold

13. And blue is our sky.

14. For many centuries they fought

15. Oh, brave and undismayed heroes

16. So that we can live free in our country,

17. Builders of the new world.

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