Nie idzi pakorna ŭ hetu jasnuju noč

Experience the powerful anthem of hope and resilience from Belarus. "Nie idzi pakorna ŭ hetu jasnuju noč" (Do not go gently into that good night) is a song of unwavering spirit in the face of adversity. Listen now and feel the strength of Belarusian hearts. 

The title echoes Dylan Thomas's powerful poem 'Do not go gentle into that good night', a call to resist against the dying of the light. In the Belarusian context, it resonates with the unwavering fight for freedom and democracy.

This song is a powerful anthem inspired by the Belarusian people's struggle for freedom and democracy, echoing the spirit of the protests and the unwavering desire for change.

The lyrics use powerful imagery: darkness representing oppression, dawn symbolizing hope, fire embodying determination, and a wall signifying the unity and strength of the Belarusian people.

The lyrics are written in Łacinka, the Belarusian Latin alphabet, a symbol of national revival and resistance against Russification


Lyric in English:


(Verse 1)

Quiet descends upon the land tonight,

Cold stars shine from above,

It would seem a time for peace has come,

But in our hearts, the fire hasn't died.


(Chorus)

Do not go gently into that good night,

Anger burns within us like lightning,

The rebellion won't cease until truth rises,

The people won't submit, their will won't break.


(Verse 2)

Darkness thickens, pressure grows stronger,

They try to sow fear in our souls,

But we know that beyond the darkness there is dawn,

And hope in our hearts hasn't faded.

(Chorus repeat)


(Bridge)

Like a father for his son, like a mother for her daughter,

We will stand as a wall for our freedom,

Let the enemies know, let everyone hear,

That the Belarusian people are invincible.


(Chorus repeat)


(Outro)

We will fight until our last breath,

For our land, for our freedom,

Do not go gently into that good night!


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