The Girl Who Was Danced to Death (Good evening, good evening)

– Good evening, good evening, ; Judge Sági, ; Is she sleeping, resting ; The dear young lady? ; ; – Is she sleeping, resting, ; In her buttoned bed, ; What could she do, ; A little girl in her own. ; ; – Wake her up, wake her up, ; Let her come to the ball. ; Let her come to the ball, ; In her cordovan boots. ; ; – Who was that young man ; Who asked me to sing? ; – Come here, drink, ; I'll tell you, my dear. ; ; The little girl is going, ; She is going to the ball. ; She puts two pairs of gold rings ; On her finger. ; ; The mother is cursed, ; The father is cursed, ; Who let his daughter ; Let her go to the ball. ; ; He lets her go in the evening, ; He doesn't see her until morning, ; In the morning at nine o'clock ; He finds her already dead. ; ; They ring the bells at noon, ; But not at noon, ; Judge Sági's daughter, ; Now she is lying in the ground.