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http://anna.voima.fi/anna.mp3 uuden ajan kynnyksellä/When you open door to new era syntyy mustelmia/you will get hits uuden ajan kynnyksellä/when you open door to new era syntyy ruumiita/somebodies will die se joka kertoo totuuden/that who tells the truth se joka päättää toimia/that who decide to work saa hississä luodin otsaan/will get bullet to hers head ne eivät vielä tiedä sinusta/they don´t know that it is YOU ne eivät vielä tiedä minusta/they don´t know that is is ME ammutut laukaukset kuuluvat pitkälle/all the world will heard those shots (laukaukset kuuluvat pitkälle)/they will heard mustelmat näkyvät pitkälle/all the world will see those hits (mustelmat näkyvät pitkälle)/they will seen lopulta ne kuitenkin katoavat/sooner or later they will disappeared ja hautausmaan keskelle kasvaa/ and the grave yard become a tree kymmenen uutta puuta/ten new trees uuden ajan kynnyksellä/When you open door to new era syntyy mustelmia/you will get hits uuden ajan kynnykselläwhen you open door to new era syntyy ruumiita/somebodies will die kun maa on rumimmillaan/when earth seems the most dirty ammutut muistetaan paremmin/you will remember those heroes kuin ne jotka maksavat murhan/than those whose paid those murders ne eivät vielä tiedä minusta/they don´t know that it is YOU ne eivät vielä tiedä sinusta/they don´t know that it is ME ammutut laukaukset kuuluvat pitkälle/all the world will heard those shots (laukaukset kuuluvat pitkälle)/they will heard mustelmat näkyvät pikälle/all the world will see those hits (mustelmat näkyvät pitkälle)/they will seen lopulta ne kuitenkin katoavat/sooner or later they will disappeared ja hautausmaan keskelle kasvaa/ and the grave yard become a tree kymmenen uutta puuta/ten new trees This song has song in Finland today to Russian president Putin for human rights violations in Checehnya. Translation by sister Harb. Anna Stepanovna Politkovskaya (Russian: Анна Степановна Политковская) (30 August 1958 – 7 October 2006) was a Russian journalist and human rights activist well known for her opposition to the Chechen conflict and Russian president Putin. [1][2] Politkovskaya made her name reporting from lawless Chechnya, where many journalists and humanitarian workers have been kidnapped or killed. She was arrested and subjected to mock execution by Russian military forces there, and she was poisoned on the way to Beslan, but survived and continued her reporting. She authored several books about Chechen wars and Putin's Russia and received numerous prestigious international awards for her work. She was shot dead in the elevator of her apartment building on October 7, 2006.