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THE COMPOSER OF THE SONG "GLOOMY SUNDAY" "the suicide song".
THE MEANING OF GLOOMY SUNDAY:: s z o m o r ú v a s á r n a p
l á s z l ó j á v o r l y r i c sSzomorú vasárnap száz fehér virággal
Vártalak kedvesem templomi imával
Álmokat kergető vasárnap délelőtt
Bánatom hintaja nélküled visszajött
Azóta szomorú mindig a vasárnap
Könny csak AZ italom kenyerem a bánat...
Szomorú vasárnap
Utolsó vasárnap kedvesem gyere el
Pap is lesz, koporsó, ravatal, gyászlepel
Akkor is virág vár, virág és - koporsó
Virágos fák alatt utam AZ utolsó
Nyitva lesz szemem hogy még egyszer lássalak
Ne félj a szememtől holtan is áldalak...
Utolsó vasárnap
Its the original hungerian version, i'v limewired that song (which is not that advisable because of the all these legends) but there's so many versions and cant distinguish which is the original and the revised version
LITERAL ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Gloomy Sunday with a hundred white flowers
I was waiting for you my dearest with a prayer
A Sunday morning, chasing after my dreams
The carriage of my sorrow returned to me without you
It is since then that my Sundays have been forever sad
Tears my only drink, the sorrow my bread...
Gloomy Sunday
This last Sunday, my darling please come to me
There'll be a priest, a coffin, a catafalque and a winding-sheet
There'll be flowers for you, flowers and a coffin
Under the blossoming trees it will be my last journey
My eyes will be open, so that I could see you for a last time
Don't be afraid of my eyes, I'm blessing you even in my death...
The last Sunday
What else can I help you with?
What has the author Rezso To ro k written?
Rezso To ro k has written: 'Be kebeli Beke'
What does serrez a droite mean?
Droite sezzrez in doodoo
Who wrote the song 'Gloomy Sunday'?
The song "Gloomy Sunday" is noted to be written by Rezso Seress. A talented Hungarian pianist and composer, some sources have noted his given name to be Rudolf Spitzer.
What are the most depressing lyrics ever?
That would be a matter of opinion. "Jesus wept." is a depressing sentence, and the shortest verse in the Bible. Or this poem by an unknown author makes an argument for the saddest words: "Of all the words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, 'It might have been'!"
