”Дванадесетият час” - Bulgarian Legionary March (The twelfth hour)

georgi1488
Published on Mar 4, 2025
The march ”The twelfth hour” is a Bulgarian legionary march from WW2. It was written in honour of general Hristo Lukov after his death.
This recording was made by members of Lukovmarsh. The march was found around 6 years ago and the recording is from 4 years ago. The Music was written by Manol Manolov.

Текст/Lyrics:

Напрѣдъ въ борбата кръвь се лей,
Побѣденъ зовъ - трѫби ехтятъ.
Въ атака легии летятъ,
Бунтовно знамето се вей.

Въ атака вихрѣна летятъ
Българийо вѣрни чада,
Въ борба за хлѣбъ и свобода
Ще мратъ или ще побѣдятъ!

Дойде очакваниятъ часъ,
Врага народенъ да сразимъ,
Народе тръгвай ти съ насъ,
Дѣла влики да творимъ!

Дѣла за честь и правдини
Въ кървавъ димъ ще се родятъ,
Въ атака легии летятъ
Чела имъ лаври ще красятъ.

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