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by Endre Ady (1877 - 1919)

Egyedül a tengerrel
 (Sung text for setting by B. Bartók)
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Language: Hungarian (Magyar) 
Tengerpart, alkony, kis hotel-szoba.
Elment, nem látom többé már soha,
Elment, nem látom többé már soha.

Egy virágot a pamlagon hagyott,
Megölelem az ócska pamlagot,
Megölelem az ócska pamlagot.

Parfümje szálldos csókosan körül,
Lent zúg a tenger, a tenger örül,
Lent zúg a tenger, a tenger örül.

Egy Fárosz lángol messze valahol,
Jöjj, édesem, lent a tenger dalol,
Jöjj, édesem, lent a tenger dalol.

A daloló, vad tengert hallgatom
És álmodom az ócska pamlagon
És álmodom az ócska pamlagon.

Itt pihent, csókolt, az ölembe hullt,
Dalol a tenger és dalol a mult,
Dalol a tenger és dalol a mult.

Composition:

    Set to music by Béla Bartók (1881 - 1945), "Egyedül a tengerrel", op. 16 (Öt dal (Five Songs)) no. 4, Sz. 63 no. 4, BB. 72 no. 4

Text Authorship:

  • by Endre Ady (1877 - 1919), "Egyedül a tengerrel", appears in Vér és arany, in A Léda arany-szobra, first published 1907

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