Czech song about Islam with English titles

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I quite like Remove the Kabab, the Serbian song about the joys of living in close proximity to many religious muslims. It has a really Eastern European, almost Gypsy flavour to the melody, although its as likely the Gypsies learned those melodic devices from the Serbs.

Hard to find that song now that Youtube applied the new normal, retroactive guilt by association that destroys everything good.

 

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