Czech Remove Kebab Song - “Za císaře pána“

Czech Remove Kebab song “Za císaře pána“ (“For the Emperor“). Good Soldier Švejk singing song about Austro-Hungarian Army campaign in Ottoman Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878. The Good Soldier Švejk is the most translated novel of Czech literature by Czech recesist writer Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923). Lyrics in English: I walked through the dark grove, I walked across the plain, I met hunter and with him his beloved. Dear, it’s Amen, the end of my love, I now have to join the Infantry. That Dalmatia, it is just rocks, There had to fight the Infantry. Infantry, that is my new love, she had to fight for the Emperor. For the Emperor and his family, we had to fight in Herzegovina. Herzegovina, there is no plain, Infantry had to fight there. Up on the hillside, express train speeding, and in hillsides are hidden Mohammedans. The Mohammedans, that are heathens, They have ragged trousers and they