Good evening, good evening.

1. Good evening, good evening, ; Mrs. Csáki, ; Is your daughter home, ; My lovely dove? ; ; 2. – She is home, she is home, ; In the first room, ; Alas, but she sleeps on pearls in the ; Green-quilted bed. ; ; 3. – Go in, put her on, ; Let the ball go. ; Her ten-forint shoes, ; Put them on her feet. ; ; 4. – Jojcaka, jojcaka, ; Mrs. Bíró, ; Tomorrow until six o'clock, ; She hasn't seen her daughter yet. ; ; 5. Good evening, you singers, ; Sing a nice song. ; Because with my rose, ; I'll be having fun until morning. ; ; 6. – Let the little one go, ; To rest a little, ; From my ten-forint shoes, ; To shed my blood. ; ; 7. It is not allowed, it is not allowed, ; To sit down a little, ; For thirteen hangers-on, ; It is not allowed to stand still. ; ; 8. May God strike again, ; That sweet mother, ; Who from evening till morning, ; And does not look at her daughter. ; ; 9. Six o'clock, six o'clock, ; They ring the bell for dawn, ; The daughter of the Csáki baron, ; Now I am carrying her dead. ; ; 10. Now they are carrying her, now they are carrying her, ; To the bottom of the grave, ; But those two rascals, ; Lie here in prison. ; ; 11. Let the melons crack, ; Let the prison doors crack, ; But those two rascals ; May he never be released again.