Oriм‡ga Polyushka Polye -

Origa's ethereal cover of the 1933 Russian song "Polyushka Polye" (meaning "Field, My Field") gained popularity through her unique, haunting vocal style. The song's lyrics, which describe Red Army soldiers departing for battle as girls watch, are often performed in Russian with a mix of traditional and modern influences. You can find the full lyrics and a translation of her version at: Tumblr (Origa's Translation) Wattpad (Lyrics) Song Lyrics. - Polyushka Polye. - Wattpad

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