Patriotyczne - Czerwone maki

Can you see those ruins, on the top?
Your foe is hiding there like a rat.
You must, you must, you must
Grab him by scruff of his neck and knock off the clouds.
And they went, insane and fierce
And they went to kill and avenge,
and they went stubborn as always.,
As always to fight for honor

Chorus:
The red poppies on Monte Cassino
Drank polish blood instead of dew.
A soldier was treading over them and dying,
But anger was stronger than death,
Years and centuries will pass
And only vestiges of the past will remain
And all red poppies on Monte Cassino
will be more red because they'll grow on polish blood

They went trough the fire, the desperados,
Many of them were shot and fell,
Like those insane from Samosierra,
Like those of Racławice* from the past
They went with crazy impetus,
And they got there, the attack succeeded
And their red and white banner
They stuck in ruins among clouds.

Chorus

Can you see this row of white crosses?
The Pole and honour had a vow in there,
Go ahead, the further, the higher,
The more of them you'll find at your feet.
This land belongs to Poland,
Even if Poland is far away from here,
Because freedom is counted in crosses,
The history has this one mistake

Chorus

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*Sommosiera, Racławice (in the original version Rokitna) - Polish battles famous for their boldness, in the first one Polish uhlans stormed and captured Spanish cannons, while Napoleon's troops couldn't do anything with them.
The second one happened during Kościuszko insurrection, the majority of the Polish army were peasants armed with scythe (kosynierzy). Insurgents won the battle.
The charge of uhlans of Rokitna took place during World War I and can be compared to the Charge of the Light Brigade. The uhlans broke three enemy lines, though of 64 lancers only six survived.