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“Soldiers, Brave Guys“ or “Soldiers, Brave Little Guys“ is a Russian folk song, composed most likely in 1812 by Russian soldiers fighting in the napoleonic wars, though it is likely that it was composed by a composer, many years before. The song was very popular among soldiers, often used as a marching song to keep morale up. Lyrics in English: Soldiers - brave little guys Who are your fathers? Our fathers are Russian command That's what our fathers are! Soldiers - brave little guys Who are your mothers? Our mothers are white tents, That's what our mothers are! Soldiers - brave little guys, Who are your wives? Our wives are loaded guns, That's what our wives are! Soldiers - brave little guys Who are your children? Our children are bullet and bayonet wounds, That's what our children is! Soldiers - brave little guys Who are your grandfathers? Our grandfathers are glorious victories, That's what our grandfathers are!
