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The evening star has set.

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1. The evening star has set, ; My baby is walking to the Main Tree: ; The unbeliever has long, long ago ; He has not walked to the Subtree. ; ; 2. His hair is false, his liver, ; His ribbon is not even needed: ; I will sit out on the snow, on the snow, ; On Fridays, to the beater... Read More

Party party damn party

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1. Part, part, damn part, ; That the stallion didn't cut it long ago. ; I tore thirteen parts, ; Damn he saw the leg of his trousers. ; ; 2. It seems that we are in a good place here, ; It seems that we have been here before. ; Let's stay for an hour or two, ; Until our last fare... Read More

Can you hear me, little Ladybug?

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1. Do you hear, little Ladybug, ; What did you dream last night? ; I didn't dream a single bird; I'm eating your deceitful eyes. ; ; 2. I'm eating your brown death, ; You have no equal in three cities, ; I've been through three cities, I've been through. ; I haven't found your eq... Read More

My spotted hen is lost.

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1. My spotted hen is lost, ; My neighbor beat her to death. ; Eggs, eggs, eggs, lay eggs, ; Lay eggs here and home. ; ; 2. Come home, spotted chicken, ; The weevil is burning for you. ; Eggs, eggs, eggs, lay eggs, ; Lay eggs here and home. ; ; 3. You are buying the bottom of my p... Read More

Thursday at dawn

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1. On Thursday at dawn, ; The little girl went out to the lake. ; She washed her skirt, she soaped it, ; But it was not clean. ; ; 2. The water took away the soap, ; Then they sent the kappan. ; The kappan did not reach her, they beat her well for it ; Into the river. Read More

Naked gypsy boy

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1. Naked gypsy youth, ; Alas, but he is cold, he is shivering, ; The leaf opens, the poor man covers himself with it, ; Poor, poor, naked, ragged gypsy youth. Read More

Once upon a time, two girls were setting out.

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1. Once two girls set out; They started to pick flowers, ; One of them started to ask the other; And you, Borcsa, were they asked? ; ; 2. Ten people asked me, Julcsa, ; Now which of the ten should I go to? ; Give good advice to my sad head, ; So that I don't pick a worm from a fl... Read More

They tied the wreath for me.

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1. They tied a wreath for me, ; Agaboga fell on my shoulders, ; Agaboga fell on my shoulders, ; My lover has set out on a long journey. ; ; 2. The carpenters are carving down there, ; They are making a coffin for my lover. ; Four sprigs of rosemary at the four corners, ; A wreath... Read More

They tied a wreath for me II

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1. They tied a wreath for me, ; A branch of wine on my shoulders. ; Its leaves fall on my apron, ; Gather them to me on Saturday evening! ; ; 2. My rosemary has this habit, ; Its branches grow green in winter and summer. ; If cut, it turns into a wreath, ; My heart yearns for you... Read More

They tied a wreath for me III

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1. They tied a wreath for me, ; Its branches and branches fell on my shoulders. ; Its leaves fall on my apron, ; Gather them to me on Saturday evening. ; ; 2. My rosemary has this habit, ; Its branches grow green in winter and summer. ; If they cut them off, they turn into a wrea... Read More