This song was recorded in Olarni, a small town in the Britia region of Okśa. The Okśa national team had just won the 2012 European Championships, and the whole island was in full-on party mode. Okśa football songs are known for their incredible violence, and this song is no different- the refrain of Kill them, our sunfish! is actually quite tame in comparison.

The song is sung in the Britia dialect, spoken in the northwest of Okśa. You can tell from vernacular words like "henī", and the dipthongization in est (also common in western varieties, but not in the standard). Britia had a lot of Brittonic settlers during the 5th century migration period, and thus to this day has a strong Celtic cultural and linguistic heritage.

The Okśa team is known as iɬos solpizās, "the sunfish", because of their blue and orange uniforms- solpizās are a kind of slimy fish with a blue and orange coating found near the shores of Okśa.

IPA:

/ine naɪ sum mɑgniː

ot ine sum ɑltiː

ine naɪ sum hɛniː

ot ine sum ɑltiː

otʃidon ni

noʃ solpizːas

otʃidon ni

noʃ solpizːas/