Serbia

    Serbia, valiant daughter of the Ages,
    Happiness and light should be thy portion!
    Yet thy day is dimmed, thine heart is heavy;
    Long hast thou endured - a little longer
    Bear thy burden, for a fair to-morrow
    Soon will gleam upon thy flower-spread valleys,
    Soon will brighten all thy shadowy mountains;
    Soon will sparkle on thy foaming torrents
    Rushing toward the world beyond thy rivers.
    Bulgar, Turk and Magyar long assailed thee.
    Now the Teuton's cruel hand is on thee
    Though he break thy heart and rack thy body,
    'Tis not his to crush thy lofty spirit.
    Serbia cannot die. She lives immortal,
    Serbia - all thy loyal men bring comfort
    Fighting, fighting, and thy far-flung banner
    Blazons to the world thy high endeavor,
    - This thy strife for brotherhood and freedom -
    Like an air-free bird unknowing bondage,
    Soaring far from carnage, smoke and tumult,
    Serbia - thy soul shall live forever!
    Serbia, undaunted is, immortal!