Wartime songs in the 1950s including "Song of National Defence", "To Road for Decisive Battle" and "Song of Coast Artillerymen" are loudly sung among dependable ranks. Reflected in the songs is the revolutionary spirit to deal a merciless and retaliatory blow at the Lee Myung Bak group keen on the moves for igniting a war while hurting the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK, oblivious of the lesson of history.

Songs "The Country I Am Defending", "I Know It Now" and "For My Only Motherland" also reflect the firm determination of the army and people of the DPRK to defend the valuable country liberated by President Kim Il Sung and glorified by General Secretary Kim Jong Il, parents, brothers and sisters and the homes dear to them and wipe out vicious enemies to the last man.

"Let Us Become the General's Soldiers", "Let Us Meet at the Front" and other songs carrying with the unanimous aspiration of the young people are heard at the meetings for petitioning to join the Korean People's Army and meetings for pledging revenge across the country.

Resounding at loudspeaker cars running through the streets like shouts of the raging masses at the frantic moves of the Lee Myung Bak group of traitors and loudspeakers set up in different parts are songs calling for all-people resistance.

"Let Us Defend General Kim Jong Un at the Risk of Our Lives", "All Servicepersons and People Will Become Human Bullets and Bombs", "We Will Defend the Headquarters of the Revolution at the Risk of Our Lives" and other songs are pervaded with the faith and will of the servicepersons and people of the DPRK to devotedly defend the headquarters of the revolution, the heart and destiny of Korea, although the earth breaks down and their bodies are torn to pieces.