Hello Hello Infantry
The U.S. Army Infantry Lyrics

These lyrics are not the official lyrics of the U.S. Army Infantry's song "Hello Hello Infantry." The lyrics are in Mandarin Chinese and describe a meeting with a loved one in a crowded place. The singer regrets not having looked at the person's face closely and anticipates their upcoming farewell. However, they express a desire to walk into the future together, regardless of the difficulties they may face. The chorus repeats the titular phrase "Hello, my love, don't go" and emphasizes the shared happiness they will have along their journey together.

It's important to note that the Mandarin lyrics do not relate directly to the U.S. Army Infantry's song. There are no official lyrics for the Infantry's song, which is a traditional cadence sung during marches and runs. However, the use of "Hello, my love, don't go" in the Mandarin lyrics is likely influenced by the use of "Roger wilco, don't you know" in the traditional Infantry cadence. Both phrases are used as rallying cries to encourage teamwork and unity within the group.