Good evening, good evening.

1. Good evening, good evening, ; Mrs. Sági. ; Is your daughter at home, ; My dear dove. ; ; 2. She is at home, she is at home, ; In the first room, ; Alas, but she is sleeping soundly ; In her green-quilted bed. ; ; 3. Go in, wake up, ; Beautiful Mariska's daughter, ; Pull her ; Ten-forint slippers on her feet. ; ; 4. Good evening, good evening, ; Mrs. Sági, ; Tomorrow until midnight, ; She will not see her daughter. ; ; 5. Singers, singers, ; Sing a song of szip, ; For the daughter of Sági, ; Sing until morning. ; ; 6. Let me sit down, ; Take a little rest, ; From my ten-forint shoes ; To shed blood. ; ; 7. It is not allowed to sit down, ; To rest a little, ; Thirteen sailors; It is not allowed to stand still. ; ; 8. Six o'clock, six o'clock, ; They ring the bell for dawn, ; The daughter of Judge Sági ; Now they are taking her dead. ; ; 9. Now they are taking her, now they are taking her ; To the bottom of the grave, ; But those two outlaws ; Suffer in prison. ; ; 10. Cursed is the father, ; A thousand times the mother, ; Who sets his daughter ; Free. ; ; 11. Sets her free ; All night long, ; The next day at six o'clock ; She finds her already dead. ; ; 12. She is already dead, she is already dead, ; She is buried, ; But in our hearts ; She will not be forgotten. ; ; 13. Crack the watermelon, ; Crack the prison door, ; But those two thugs ; Will never be freed.