Živelo Pravoslavlje

"Živelo Pravoslavlje" (Serbian Cyrillic: "Живело Православље", lit. "Long Live Orthodoxy") is a song performed by Željko Samardžić Panonac. It is often mistaken as a title track as it is advertised on the album's cover. While the word "pravoslavlje" is not usually capitalized, an upload of the song on a YouTube channel owned by Panonac capitalizes it.

"Живело Православље"
Song by Жељко Самарџић - Панонац
from the album Српске патриотске песме
English title	Long Live Orthodoxy
Released	1993 (1993)
Genre	Novokompovana
Length	3:14
Label	Jugohit
Producer(s)	ЛУКА ТЕШИЋ

Music and lyrics

[TBA]

Lyrics

Lyrics: Vidiš li, Bože, sta zveri rade? decije oči vade oni bi otrov na naša usta zbog čašnog Svetog Krsta Kolko su krvi popili naše balije i ustaše koliko rana i vrana sa grana iz Turske i Irana koliko rana i vrana sa grana iz pakla i Vatikana Bog nas voli, Bog nas ljubi daće Bog i mir i zdravlje Živeli Srbi, živeli Srbi živelo pravoslavlje živeli Grci, živeli Rusi živelo pravoslavlje Koliko suza treba slobodi iz mraka da se rodi koliko rana i vrana sa grana iz Turske i Irana koliko rana i vrana sa grana iz pakla i Vatikana Bog nas voli, Bog nas ljubi daće Bog i mir i zdravlje Živeli Srbi, živeli Srbi živelo pravoslavlje živeli Grci, živeli Rusi živelo pravoslavlje

Lyrics (English): Do you see, God, what the beasts are doing? removing children's eyes they would put poison in our mouths because of the honorable holy cross how much blood have our balijas and ustašas shed? how many wounds and crows on branches out of Turkey and Iran? how many wounds and crows on branches out of hell and the Vatican? God loves us, God loves us God will give peace and health Long live Serbs, long live Serbs Long live Orthodoxy! Long live Greeks, long live Russians Long live Orthodoxy! How many tears have to flow for freedom to be born out of darkness? how many wounds and crows on branches out of Turkey and Iran? how many wounds and crows on branches out of hell and the Vatican? God loves us, God loves us God will give peace and health Long live Serbs, long live Serbs Long live Orthodoxy! Long live Greeks, long live Russians Long live Orthodoxy!