Melancolie (Grigore Vieru song)

"Melancolie"
Song by Sofia Rotaru from the album Melancolie (album)
Recorded 1983[1]
Genre Pop music
Label Melodiya
Writer Grigore Vieru
Composer Petre Teodorovic
Language Romanian
Cover versions
Ion Suruceanu
Melancolie (album) track listing
3
Melancolie (album) track listing

"Melancolie"
(1)		 I wait
(2)

Melancolie (Melancholia) - is a Romanian song written by Grigore Vieru (from Pererita, Moldavia).

Overview

The well known song was performed by various singers such as Sofia Rotaru,[2] Ion Suruceanu,[3] and others.

Both Rotaru and Suruceanu played in the Soviet film Dnestrovskiye melodiy of the 1970s.

Music and lyrics

in Romanian
Eu mă întreb de unde vine, vine,
De unde doru-şi ia izvorul, dorul
Mă luminez şi-mi pare bine, bine
Când vine dorul, când dorul vine.

Chorus:
Melancolie – dulce melodie,
Melancolie – misterios amor.
Melancolie, melancolie
Din armonia inimii cu dor.

Mai drag de-amorul meu târziu, mai dragă,
Mai dragă mi-e mândruţa dragă, dragă,
Mai drag mi-e codrul cu izvorul, dorul,
Când vine dorul, când dorul vine.

Chorus:
Melancolie – dulce melodie,
Melancolie – misterios amor.
Malancolie, melancolie
Din armonia inimii cu dor.
Note:

  • ş reads sh as in shower
  • â reads i as in sin, win, kin, pin etc.
  • c in front of e reads as ch as in reach

Translation
Who will explain me the miracle, miracle
When love around the world travels, travels
And suddenly from unknown where the miracle
Has come to you, to you has come

Chorus:
Melancholia - a sweet melodies
Melancholia - non-ordinary feelings
Melancholia, melancholia
Out of the harmony of a loving heart

For me it so easy when you near, right next
The heart's pounding as in a bird, bird
The soul's glad for the whole world
And childhood's recalling

Chorus:

Now to me all people became close, close
By your magical simple power, power
When, my darling, I see, see
I song from happiness

See also

References

  1. ↑ First performance
  2. ↑ Rotaru's Melancolie in Moscow on YouTube
  3. ↑ Suruceanu's performance in Bucharest on YouTube

External links

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