Alexander Pushkin: The heavy hanging chains shall fall, The walls shall crumble at the word, And Freedom greet you with the light And broth

The heavy hanging chains shall fall, The walls shall crumble at the word, And Fr — Alexander Pushkin

The heavy hanging chains shall fall, The walls shall crumble at the word, And Freedom greet you with the light And brothers give you back the sword.

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