Adult folk songs

God's blessing

Singing

1. May the blessing of God ; Come upon this house. ; May its inhabitants, ; Start to rejoice. ; ; 2. May wine, wheat, peace, ; Produce in abundance. ; May a true love, ; Always be between us. Read More

Oh, you are a poor man.

Singing

1. Oh, but you are a poor man, ; If you can't give a penny. ; If a ticket is a penny, another one too, ; Third one too, myself too. ; ; 2. Don't bark, Csibri dog, x ; I'm not a fazikas. ; I have a penny in my pocket, ; I'll give it to you, just listen. ; ; 3. Three liters of bran... Read More

Oh my God, what have you given me?

Singing

1. Oh, my God, what did you give, ; That you married me, ; You gave me a big cross, ; That I didn't get lost in the forest. ; ; 2. If you only knew what I know, ; How sick I am. ; If I see a sweet breath, ; I will be cured right away. Read More

I have no better farm.

Singing

1. I have no better home, ; Than in my baby's yard. ; I spread out my blanket, ; Both laugh at me. ; ; 2. Oh, my sweet little one, ; My little wife, ; Little eyes, your mouth, ; Both laugh at me. ; ; 3. If someone were to call me, ; Would challenge me to drill a barrel, ; I would... Read More

My sweet dear angel

Singing

1. My sweet, dear angel, ; I don't have a panty line, ; Why didn't you tell me on Saturday, ; I bought it in Gyarmat. ; ; 2. I would have bought it, but I didn't, ; That stall wasn't open. ; That stall wasn't open, ; There was a panty line next to it. ; ; 3. Sweet little one, my ... Read More

They brought a big bag here

Singing

1. They brought me here to a big barn, ; To a dry, smoky kitchen. ; My hair, my lipstick, my violet, ; Kiss my face. ; ; Kiss my face again, ; A hundred times after another. ; ; A hundred times after another, ; Sunday afternoon. Read More

A stack of oats in front of our house

Singing

1. I'm beating my oat in front of our house, ; I'm beating my hoe, ; I'm beating it like a young man, ; All the rust is falling off it. ; ; 2. I have so many envious people, ; They bark like dogs. ; I'll give them three days, ; Let them bark themselves out. Read More

The top of the tower is tall.

Singing

1. The top of the tower is high, ; The lamb has no field. ; My lamb needs a green field, ; I need a brown lover. ; ; 2. A wide ditch in Egerszeg, ; Many beautiful girls walk there. ; This is how she walks on a high hill, ; I watch her bitterly. ; ; 3. A narrow ditch in Egerszeg, ... Read More

Come in, my lipstick, come in.

Singing

1. Come in, my lipstick, come in, ; I'm alone here, ; Two gypsy boys are playing the violin, ; I'm alone. ; ; 2. I won't be here long, ; Only until about twelve o'clock, ; Because those twelve hours, ; Are only as long as a minute. Read More

Corn sweet marshmallow

Singing

1. Sweet corn mallow, ; I am an old woman now. ; But my dear husband is young, ; My hope is in him. ; ; 2. If I could breathe even one more girl, ; I would think about whom I would marry. ; I would choose the young man, ; Like a pot at the market. ; ; |: The pot because of its co... Read More