Adult folk songs
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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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 ...
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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.
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My lord is gone.
Singing
1. My master has gone, ; In his foolish age, ; He has planted me in a barn, ; To look for apples. ; ; 2. I wish he were there, ; I wish he were there, ; That a priest would still love me. ; ; 3. I turn like a hoop, ; I jump like a horse. ; ; 4. –, Do you hear, my dear, ; What is ...
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Gypsy woman, what have you cooked?
Singing
1. Gypsy woman, what did you cook? ; Lungs with cabbage. ; What did you stuff it with? ; With dry oat flakes.
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You Bedi people, you live under a large shore
Singing
1. You are from Bed, you live under a large bank; you made a foal in Győr, you also put it in.
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You are from Menyhey, you live under gardens
Singing
1. You are from Menyhei, you live under gardens; An old colt goes there, you suckle it too.
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