The lyrics of "Ah, Goodbye, Friend" from the episode "The Bridge" are as follows:

That morning, I woke up from my dream.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

One morning, I woke up from a dream.

The invaders broke into my hometown.

O guerrillas, take me away quickly.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

Guerrillas, take me away quickly.

I really can't take it anymore.

Ah, if I were here, I would die in battle.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

If I were here, I would die in battle.

You must bury me.

Please bury me on a high hill.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

Bury me on a high hill.

Put in another beautiful flower.

Ah, every time people walk by here.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

Every time people walk by here.

Everyone says what a beautiful flower it is.

This flower belongs to the guerrilla fighters.

Ah, goodbye, my friend, goodbye, goodbye.

This flower belongs to the guerrilla fighters.

He gave his life for freedom.

This song is an Italian guerrilla song that has been widely circulated. It was later cited as an episode in the former Yugoslavia movie "The Bridge". It is a euphemistic, continuous, graceful, bold and magnificent song that expresses The feeling of guerrillas leaving their homeland to fight the invaders.

Plot summary of "The Bridge"

In 1944, the German army deployed heavy troops to guard a bridge in Yugoslavia. SS Colonel Dr. Hoffmann made every effort to prevent the Yugoslav guerrillas from attacking. At the same time, the guerrilla major "Tiger" (played by Velimir Bata Zhivoinovich) received an order from his superiors: In order to prevent the German troops from converging, a bridge construction engineer must be found within seven days to blow up the bridge.

Tiger and his old comrades - demolition expert Zavadoni (played by Bo Dvornik) and his assistant Bambino, the taciturn soldier Dixi, and the guerrilla man Man who participated in the construction of the bridge. Na, formed an action team.

Tiger rescued the engineer from the Gestapo and had a fierce battle with the German escort troops as he approached the bridge. Some guerrillas and liaison officers died, but new forces were also added. After cracking the German spy infiltration, the guerrillas finally blew up the bridge.