Piga Se Magisses
Glykeria Lyrics


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Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes
Ki ida mia goisa dama spathati
Na 'ne sto plai sou s'ena krevati

Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi
Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes

Piga se magisses, se kafetsoudes
Ke mou'pan eplekses me belaloudes
Ki ida ti goisa mes' sto flytzani
Na theli matia mou na me ksekani

Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi
Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes

Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi




Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes

Overall Meaning

The song "Piga Se Magisses" by Glykeria opens with the lines "I went to sorceresses, to card readers, to see where all the nights went". The singer is seeking answers on where time has gone, presumably in relation to a lost love. The next lines reveal the singer's desire to find that lost love again, with the image of a woman in their dreams who is "sleeping in your bed." The singer wants to light a fire in their home, but also warns of the potential consequences of doing so, suggesting that they might cause the object of their desire to go mad with passion.


The second verse describes the singer's visit to "fortune tellers, to coffee cups," where they were told that the woman who haunts their dreams wants to look them in the eye again. The singer seems to be experiencing heartbreak and longing for someone who has left their life. The repeated refrain emphasizes this desire to reconnect with this person, as the singer seeks answers and connections to their past.


Overall, the song paints a picture of a person consumed with grief over a lost love, turning to mystical and magical means to try and find answers and potentially rekindle that love. The lyrics suggest a willingness to take risks in order to make that connection happen, but also a sense of caution and understanding that they might not succeed.


Line by Line Meaning

Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
I went to fortune tellers, diviners


Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes
To see where all the nights went


Ki ida mia goisa dama spathati
And I saw a beautiful lady with a sword


Na 'ne sto plai sou s'ena krevati
To be in your embrace on a bed


Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
You put fire in our home and you will make it burn


Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi
But I will put out your crazy passions quickly


Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
I went to fortune tellers, diviners


Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes
To see where all the nights went


Piga se magisses, se kafetsoudes
I went to fortune tellers, coffee readers


Ke mou'pan eplekses me belaloudes
And they showed me charms and amulets


Ki ida ti goisa mes' sto flytzani
And I saw a dream in the teacup


Na theli matia mou na me ksekani
That my eyes would open to my reality


Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
You put fire in our home and you will make it burn


Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi
But I will put out your crazy passions quickly


Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
I went to fortune tellers, diviners


Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes
To see where all the nights went


Vazis fotia sto spiti mas ke tha to kanis stachti
You put fire in our home and you will make it burn


Ma tha tis valo grigora tis treles sou se taksi
But I will put out your crazy passions quickly


Piga se magisses, se chartorichtres
I went to fortune tellers, diviners


Na do pou xanese oles tis nychtes
To see where all the nights went




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@Ionija28

Great song! I love Greek melody. Greetings from Turkey 💖😍

@peterkary

Went to a Greek wedding in 1993 in Canada and heard this amazing song! Then I went on vacation and saw Greece, Turkey, Israel, and Egypt and loved the music in every nation I visited!

@Killswitch-ON

peter kary , the mediterran is heart of civilisation

@tobywade776

instaBlaster...

@vstylianou88

Israeli music is not from the Mediterranean, bear in mind that the nation of Israel is made up of predominantly European Jews. Palestinian music would be comparable to Greek, Syrian and Turkish: similar tone, rhythm and even dance.

@mygeorgina

@@vstylianou88 About 44.9% percent of Israel's Jewish population identify as either Mizrahi or Sephardi, 44.2% identify as Ashkenazi, about 3% as Beta Israel and 7.9% as mixed or other.

@vstylianou88

@@mygeorgina Sephardi are Jews coming from North Africa. That doesn’t contend with anything I stated originally.

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@narutomm126

Love from syrian christ to our brothers in Greece

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❤❤❤

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