Lazare
Percival Schuttenbach Lyrics


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Oy Lazare, Lazare
Tuka ni sa kazali

Tervo tuka doydome
Moma momche naydome

Ya momata godete
Ya momcheto zhenete

Raduvay se, raduvay
Raduvay se domaki ne





Kolko liste po gorach
Tolko zdrave na taz kyshcha

Overall Meaning

The above lyrics are in Polish and belong to the song "Lazare" by Percival Schuttenbach. The song is a traditional Eastern European folk song that has been performed by different artists over the years, and this is the band's interpretation of the song. The song tells a story of a young man named Lazare, who has been hurt in some way, either emotionally or physically, and is being consoled by people around him. The first two lines of the song - Oy Lazare, Lazare Tuka ni sa kazali - are a call to Lazare himself, asking him to listen to what is being said to him.


The next two lines of the song - Tervo tuka doydome, Moma momche naydome - are about finding someone to help bring joy back into Lazare's life. The third and fourth lines talk about a woman (momata) finding happiness (godete) and a man (momcheto) finding love (zhenete). The next line, Raduvay se, raduvay, which roughly means "be happy", is a call to all those around Lazare to celebrate and be happy despite whatever is troubling him. The final line of the song - Kolko liste po gorach, Tolko zdrave na taz kyshcha - is a reminder to take care of one's health amidst the beautiful natural surroundings.


Overall, Lazare is a song about hope and the power of community to heal one's pain. It reminds us that while life may have its ups and downs, we have the ability to find joy and love if we look for it, and that the support of others can help us overcome our struggles. The song's upbeat and catchy melody, along with its messages of hope and communal support, make it a popular traditional song that continues to be performed and enjoyed today.


Line by Line Meaning

Oy Lazare, Lazare
Oh Lazarus, Lazarus


Tuka ni sa kazali
Here they didn't tell us


Tervo tuka doydome
We came here to die


Moma momche naydome
We came looking for a girl or a boy


Ya momata godete
I rejoice with my girl


Ya momcheto zhenete
I marry off my boy


Raduvay se, raduvay
Rejoice, rejoice


Raduvay se domaki ne
Rejoice, my home


Kolko liste po gorach
As many leaves in the mountains


Tolko zdrave na taz kyshcha
Only health in this bowl




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@jaime_1660

Percival Schuttenbach: "How do you like that metal?"

@singlegameing

looks like rain

@silviaf2725

Fans: Yes.

@enesarc3294

Tanks howling🧐

@DiskoKDiskoL

With folklore

@melasaik9203

I can't believe it took me two years to discover that version of the fighting theme and Percival Schuttenbach itself, that band is fucking genius

@itsmeme8544

Bulgarian folk flawlessly performed by Percival Schuttenbach

@AleksCoreBY

one of my favourite songs :) witcher 3 non metal version also amazing

@Adam509846

Bułgarzy dostali od Percivala ciekawą muzykę weselną. :D

@goompmocarz7342

Zaczęło lecieć na spotify i tak se myślę..
Kurła skąd ja to znam? No jak to skąd, Geralt mi pokazał, długie włosy ma, w sumie to on chyba jest metalem :D

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