| Song | General Winter |
| Artist | Hail of Bullets |
| Album | ...Of Frost And War |
| 作曲 : Hail Of Bullets | |
| Scourched earth lies behind them | |
| On schedule they are | |
| Accompanied by victory | |
| They came from very far | |
| Drunken of the lootings | |
| Ares on their side | |
| Guides them to disaster | |
| About to turn the tide | |
| Autumn at the Eastern Front | |
| Still they do proceed | |
| Heavy rains are setting in | |
| The attack is loosing speed | |
| 8 Miles left to Moscow | |
| Her suburbs now in sight | |
| The 3rd and 4h Panzerarmies | |
| Vainly wait for their supplies | |
| Plod on through the filth | |
| On impassable roads | |
| Hardly making progress | |
| Streets turn in to floods | |
| Winter at the Eastern Front | |
| They do no longer proceed | |
| Heavy cold is setting in | |
| Forcing troops to raise the siege | |
| Stumbling, wading through | |
| the blizzard rage | |
| Advance halts, | |
| disappears in snow and ice | |
| Iwan laughs, | |
| Welcoming General Winter | |
| White scourges, | |
| natural mighty allies | |
| Standing ground, | |
| Sharpening frost, minus 40 | |
| Frozen oil, silences artillery | |
| Swollen limbs, scorbutics, | |
| cracking army | |
| Landsers cry, thousands die, | |
| catastrophy | |
| Awaiting the turning point | |
| patiently | |
| The Soviets launch their attack | |
| Trying to break through | |
| the German flanks | |
| To encounter them at their backs | |
| Siberians in winter uniform | |
| And well-equipped for the fight | |
| Offensives unleashed | |
| from the North and the South | |
| To cut right through | |
| their supply lines | |
| Finally the order | |
| Preparing for retreat | |
| The Wehrmacht has to withdraw | |
| Or else will face defeat | |
| Despite all the losses | |
| The Red Army has failed | |
| An impasse at the Eastern Front | |
| And none have prevailed | |
| 60 miles from Moscow | |
| In winter positions | |
| Exhausted from the war | |
| But the battle rages on |
| zuò qǔ : Hail Of Bullets | |
| Scourched earth lies behind them | |
| On schedule they are | |
| Accompanied by victory | |
| They came from very far | |
| Drunken of the lootings | |
| Ares on their side | |
| Guides them to disaster | |
| About to turn the tide | |
| Autumn at the Eastern Front | |
| Still they do proceed | |
| Heavy rains are setting in | |
| The attack is loosing speed | |
| 8 Miles left to Moscow | |
| Her suburbs now in sight | |
| The 3rd and 4h Panzerarmies | |
| Vainly wait for their supplies | |
| Plod on through the filth | |
| On impassable roads | |
| Hardly making progress | |
| Streets turn in to floods | |
| Winter at the Eastern Front | |
| They do no longer proceed | |
| Heavy cold is setting in | |
| Forcing troops to raise the siege | |
| Stumbling, wading through | |
| the blizzard rage | |
| Advance halts, | |
| disappears in snow and ice | |
| Iwan laughs, | |
| Welcoming General Winter | |
| White scourges, | |
| natural mighty allies | |
| Standing ground, | |
| Sharpening frost, minus 40 | |
| Frozen oil, silences artillery | |
| Swollen limbs, scorbutics, | |
| cracking army | |
| Landsers cry, thousands die, | |
| catastrophy | |
| Awaiting the turning point | |
| patiently | |
| The Soviets launch their attack | |
| Trying to break through | |
| the German flanks | |
| To encounter them at their backs | |
| Siberians in winter uniform | |
| And wellequipped for the fight | |
| Offensives unleashed | |
| from the North and the South | |
| To cut right through | |
| their supply lines | |
| Finally the order | |
| Preparing for retreat | |
| The Wehrmacht has to withdraw | |
| Or else will face defeat | |
| Despite all the losses | |
| The Red Army has failed | |
| An impasse at the Eastern Front | |
| And none have prevailed | |
| 60 miles from Moscow | |
| In winter positions | |
| Exhausted from the war | |
| But the battle rages on |