Hobo Blues Band - 45ös Blues

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2025

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  • @db-hu-bp.
    @db-hu-bp. 14 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    Megélni, megérteni, megtanulni... Hobót tananyaggá tenném!!!

  • @gergelyfliegauf5287
    @gergelyfliegauf5287 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Talán 1989-ben hallottam először ezt a dalt. Az utolsó sorok akkor is megráztak, de nem eléggé. Most, 2024-ben, 51 évesen, azok a sorok a velőmig hatnak. Minden nap hazatérő hadifogoly (vagyok).

  • @Orban91
    @Orban91 15 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Isten vagy Földes László!

  • @direkttermo
    @direkttermo 14 ปีที่แล้ว

    @breakdown2112:
    Translate the lyrics!

    • @bendeguzhetyei5004
      @bendeguzhetyei5004 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      When I was conceived the dark sky wailed
      When I was born with agony, the stars were vomiting death
      With a hundred years old child's eyes my father returned from the war
      He kissed me, stepped to my mother and said: "This is the hell"
      We ascended from under the ground to a cankered black city
      Where everyone lined up for water but were dreaming about bread
      The first year brought hope, they believed nothing was yet decided
      So much could have been worth for living, waiting, believing
      Sow's falling-ling-ling, my grandmother's praying
      Winnie the Pooh's womanizing, the samovar's softly hissing
      White diapers and uniforms are hanging, the roap's groaning
      Opening fists, opening arms - life at the heart of the world
      II: You were our happiness, growing beautifully
      Your future's in a book, your past's a shame :II
      Pictures hang on the walls where I'll go to school
      Strong peasants, martyrs, poets and feeble kings
      Who's Bach? - I don't know, Kodály's not holding my hands
      Existence and consciusness will matter more, and not Mihály Vörösmarty
      Homecoming prisoner of war, bathes his face in the sun
      In front of him a little child's placing, builder of the brave new world
      He's pale and hungry all the time, it doesn't mean a thing to him
      That two hundred thousand froze to death, six hundred thousand turned to smoke