Lament
Deep Forest Lyrics


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Mandaj gardag naran shinghenee
Manataygaa hoyoulaa daa huo
Martagdashghuy gurvan jill bolsson bolovchigh
Mansuurahh noyrondoo hoyoulaa daa huo




Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Deep Forest's song Lament are in Mongolian and are translated as follows: "I am lost like a child in your city, please take me to your heart. My heart breaks into three parts, please help me before the dawn."


The lyrics evoke a sense of loneliness and isolation, as the singer feels lost and overwhelmed in a new environment. The use of repetition in the phrase "hoyoulaa daa huo" emphasizes the singer's desperation for someone to take them in and help them. The metaphor of the heart breaking into three parts suggests that the singer is deeply affected by their situation and needs urgent assistance.


Overall, the lyrics to Lament convey a sense of emotional turmoil and longing for connection with others. The use of Mongolian adds to the exotic and mysterious quality of the song, further intensifying the feelings of isolation and disorientation.


Line by Line Meaning

Mandaj gardag naran shinghenee
In the beautiful expanse of green (pastures), the sun shines upon us


Manataygaa hoyoulaa daa huo
We will sing with joy as we wander


Martagdashghuy gurvan jill bolsson bolovchigh
The three-colored (yellow, white, red) rainbow shines brightly in the clear sky


Mansuurahh noyrondoo hoyoulaa daa huo
We will sing with gratitude for the blessings of life




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Eric Mouquet, Michel Sanchez

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