Song

A sad willow tree has bent down in front of Mrs. Kondoros' house.

Singing

1. A sad willow tree has bent down in front of Mrs. Kondoros's house, ; I will tie my horse there next Saturday at dawn, ; I have taken Mrs. Kondoros's only and dearest daughter, named Marcsa, ; I have taken her to the barracks of the old prince of Eszterházi. ; ; 2. Mrs. Kondoro... Read More

You woman, you woman, why are you blushing so much?

Singing

1. You woman, you woman, why are you sleeping on the sly, ; Your mother also didn't get a spinning wheel, ; She died in her sleep on the dry sly, ; She died in her sleep on the dry sly. ; ; 2. Nine kites put a basket on her back, ; Duska hurriedly takes it to the market. ; She se... Read More

Gyuri Liba's garden

Singing

1. Gyuri Liba's garden, ; Full of wealth sown with pumpkin seeds. ; Gyuri Liba regrets, ; That he doesn't take his wife dancing at the pub. Read More

Under the gardens of Menyhe

Singing

1. Under the gardens of Menyhe, ; My golden flower, ; There will be a bachelor's market this week, ; Come here, don't go there, my dove. ; ; 2. There will be a bachelor's market this week, ; My golden flower, ; Oh, it's cheap, but I'll buy it anyway, ; Come here, don't go there, ... Read More

Three boys, three girls

Singing

1. Three boys, three girls, ; They are fighting over their pants, ; The old man runs there, ; That the saddle is his. ; ; 2. Leave my saddle, ; I will not give you my saddle, ; I will not give you my saddle, ; My wealth is in it. ; ; 3. Three kilos of hemp, ; He does not yet have... Read More

The cricket wants to get married in the forest of Özld

Singing

1. The cricket wants to marry in a green forest, ; He circles the fly, wanting to marry her. ; - I would marry you, little fly, if you weren't small; - I would go to you, if you weren't crooked. ; ; 2. The sacred feast was over, the music began, ; The monkey danced, followed by t... Read More

My boots are made of goose skin

Singing

1. My boots are made of goose skin, ; They were just brought from Egerszeg, ; Hey, if I die I'll leave you, ; My black-eyed dove. ; ; 2. My throat makes no mistakes, ; It is soaked in wine day and night. ; Oh, I drink wine breath, ; I revel in the breast. ; ; 3. They beat the bro... Read More

My pearl, my pearl, my lily of the valley, my lily of the valley's rose

Singing

1. My pearl, my pearl, my lily of the valley, my pearl's rose, ; The tailor called me to go to him, ; Oh, my mother is the tailor, he's such a scoundrel, ; I won't go to him. ; ; 2. My pearl, my pearl, my lily of the valley, my pearl's rose, ; The judge asked me to go to him, ; O... Read More

You ate my pie.

Singing

1. You ate my cake, ; Sári, Mari, Kati, my daughter, take it, ; Sári, Mari, Kati, my daughter, take it. ; ; 2. I am not good for us, the daughter of the singer, ; Kéncé-ficë, her cheeks are red, ; Kéncé-ficë, her cheeks are red. ; ; 3. I am not the one God gave me, ; You are the ... Read More

If I had my own master

Singing

1. If I had a master, ; Who would buy me yellow boots, ; I wouldn't mind if he beat me every day, ; Only I would buy me yellow boots. Read More