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HIMNA KOSOVIKH JUNAKA

Coat of arms of the Serbian republic.

 "Himna Kosovskih junaka", or in English "The Hymn of the Kosovo Heroes", written by Ljubomir Simović and composed by Dušan Karuović is a song from historical war drama film Battle of Kosovo (1989). It was also the anthem of the Special Operations Unit (JSO).

 LYRICS IN SERBIAN
Христе Боже распети и свети,
Српска земља кроз облаке лети.
Лети преко небеских висина,
Крила су јој Морава и Дрина.

 Hriste Bože raspeti i sveti,
Srpska zemlja kroz oblake leti.
Leti preko nebeskih visina,
Krila su joj Morava i Drina

 Збогом први нерођени сине,
Збогом ружо, збогом рузмарине.
Збогом лето, јесени и зимо,
Одлазимо да се не вратимо.

 Zbogom prvi nerođeni sine,
Zbogom ružo, zbogom ruzmarine.
Zbogom leto, jeseni i zimo,
Odlazimo da se ne vratimo.

 На три свето и на три саставно,
Одлазимо на Косово равно.
Одлазимо на суђено место
Збогом мајко, сестро и невесто.

 Na tri sveto i na tri sastavno,
Odlazimo na Kosovo ravno.
Odlazimo na suđeno mesto
Zbogom majko, sestro i nevesto.

 Збогом први нерођени сине,
Збогом ружо, збогом рузмарине.
Збогом лето, јесени и зимо.
Одлазимо да се не вратимо.

 Zbogom prvi nerođeni sine,
Zbogom ružo, zbogom ruzmarine.
Zbogom leto, jeseni i zimo.
Odlazimo da se ne vratimo.

 Кад је драга да одлазим чула,
За ревер ми невен заденула.
Збогом први нерођени сине,
Збогом ружо, збогом рузмарине.
Збогом лето, јесени и зимо.
Одлазимо да се не вратимо.

 Kad je draga da odlazim čula,
Za rever mi neven zadenula.
Zbogom prvi nerođeni sine,
Zbogom ružo, zbogom ruzmarine.
Zbogom leto, jeseni i zimo.
Odlazimo da se ne vratimo.

 ENGLISH LYRICS
Christ our Lord, crucified and holy,
Serbian land is flying through the clouds.
It is flying over the heavenly heights,
Its wings are Morava and Drina

 Farewell my first, unborn son,
farewell roses, farewell rosemary.
Farewell summers, autumns and winters,
We are leaving never to return.

 On three holy and three unified,
we are going to the Kosovo field.
we are going to our destined place
farewell my mother, sister and bride.

 Farewell my first unborn son,
farewell roses, farewell rosemary.
Farewell summers, autumns and winters, we are leaving never to return.

 When my darling heard that I'm going, she put a flower of marigold on my lapel.
Farewell my first unborn son, farewell roses, farewell rosemary.
Farewell summers, autumns and winters, we are leaving never to return.

The video I used here is taken from the following Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-lkFwVkn6fP_fYlOmZdmYA
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