DÃ¥ne liksom Ã¥skan brÃ¶der

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Published on Jan 30, 2021
DÃ¥ne liksom Ã¥skan brÃ¶der
hÃ¶gt vÃ¥r fosterlÃ¤ndska sÃ¥ng!
Pulsen brinner, hjÃ¤rtat glÃ¶der!
Marsch framÃ¥t Ã¤nnu en gÃ¥ng!
SÃ¥ngen Ã¤dla kÃ¤nslor fÃ¶der.
HjÃ¤rtats nyckel heter sÃ¥ng.
MÃ¥ vi dÃ¥ i toner svÃ¤ra
trohetseden hand i hand!
Liv och blod fÃ¶r Sveriges Ã¤ra!
Hell, vÃ¥rt dyra fosterland!
Liv och blod fÃ¶r Sveriges Ã¤ra
svÃ¤ra trogna brÃ¶der hand i hand.

DÃ¥ne liksom Ã¥skan brÃ¶der, med titeln StudentsÃ¥ng, Ã¤r en sÃ¥ng fÃ¶r manskÃ¶r komponerad 1830 av Joseph Hartmann Stuntz (1793â€“1859) och med svensk text av Johan Jolin (1818â€“1884). Originaltexten "Auf, ihr BrÃ¼der, laÃŸt uns wallen" skrevs 1838 av Heinrich Weismann (1808â€“1890).

Jolin anvÃ¤nde sÃ¥ngen i en av sina teaterpjÃ¤ser, Barnhusbarnen eller VÃ¤rldens dom (1849), dÃ¤r den spelar rollen av studentsÃ¥ng som studenterna sjunger nÃ¤r de marscherar in pÃ¥ scenen. Detta intrÃ¤ffade sÃ¥lunda innan Prins Gustafs StudentsÃ¥ngen nÃ¥got decennium senare blivit den etablerade studentsÃ¥ngen i Sverige.

SÃ¥ngen innehÃ¥ller de bevingade orden: "SÃ¥ngen Ã¤dla kÃ¤nslor fÃ¶der, hjÃ¤rtats nyckel heter sÃ¥ng". "HjÃ¤rtats nyckel heter sÃ¥ng" var Svenska SÃ¥ngarfÃ¶rbundets motto.

Politiskt vet jag helt sÃ¤kert efter lite forskande pÃ¥ Riksarkivet att sÃ¥ngen sjÃ¶ngs av Sveriges Fascistiska Kamporganisation (S.F.K.O.)

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