The song contains parts of a hymn to King St. Stephen who founded the Hungarian

The song contains parts of a hymn to King St. Stephen who founded the Hungarian state in 1000 A.D., as well as portions of the Belarussian song The Partisan (heard in the chorus)

(Hungarian)
De fõképpen, De fõképpen,
Nálunk ma, mint országunk istápja.

But pre-eminently, but pre-eminently [be praised]
among us today, as the patron of our country

De fõképpen, De fõképpen,
Nálunk ma, mint országunk istápja.

But pre-eminently, but pre-eminently [be praised]
among us today, as the patron of our country

(Belurussian)
(Chorus)
Mo-o-o-rem,
Vam, bednenkim, nekuda sest.
Ne veytesia, chaiki.
Mo-o-o-rem,
Vam, bednenkim, nekuda sest.

Sea,
You, poor, have nowhere to sit down.
Don't circle, gulls.
Sea,
You, poor, have nowhere to sit down.

(Hungarian)
De fõképpen, De fõképpen,
Nálunk ma, mint országunk istápja.

But pre-eminently, but pre-eminently [be praised]
among us today, as the patron of our country

(Belurussian)
(Chorus 4x)
Mo-o-o-rem,
Vam, bednenkim, nekuda sest.
Ne veytesia, chaiki.
Mo-o-o-rem,
Vam, bednenkim, nekuda sest.

Sea,
You, poor, have nowhere to sit down.
Don't circle, gulls.
Sea,
You, poor, have nowhere to sit down.