Form a sentence with the first letters of the anthems of Europe

Form a sentence with the first letters of the anthems of Europe

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lolo

I know, glorious

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My God we fear russia

>Today, I fear...

>Oh, My God Lithuania
You can't make this shit up.

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Musics of AVICII

So wake me up when i'm ..., Hey brother, ...

it's not Poland, it's yet
"Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła"
is translated to "Poland is not yet lost" but the yet is before in Polish, making it
"Yet Poland is not lost" if it were to be translated with Polish grammar

Land Unity when?

>A
Can anyone explain where that came from?

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Oh my God Lithuania - yes, you there.

Arise let our proud god wake oh we fear our God yes you oh, my god, oh, noble I

Bosnian anthem has lyrics?

ayy us british ishles niggas we god n shiiieet

>finland
>estonia
>latvia
I chuckled

>A noble unity when brothers arise.

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>Oh my God, Poland, wake our heroes

Let heroes wake God today.

>Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła
It's not "Poland", it's "yet".
It's "Poland" in the shitty english translation.