Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Edda
Canonical path: /edda/nema-voelgy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Nema Voelgy
Read Nema Voelgy lyrics by Edda on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Nema Voelgy
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Tizezerszer utazol,
Az éjszaka gyermeke lettél.
Minden napnak hajnalan
A felkelõ nap uton talalt.
Az ut egyszer véget ér,
Siet a szél a néma völgy felé.
A tavolban ott messze keleten
A nap még attör minden éjjelen.
Az esõ esik a varos parkjaira,
Átazott hajjal mész a sötét kapuk elõtt.
Élményed még nem volt senkivel,
Álmod nyugodt, nem raz senki fel, nem raz senki fel.
Az ut egyszer véget ér,
Siet a szél a néma völgy felé.
A tavolban ott messze keleten
A nap még attör minden éjjelen.
Minden éjjelen (éjjelen, éjjelen).
Minden éjjelen (éjjelen, éjjelen, éjjelen).
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Edda performs "Nema Voelgy", and this lyric page sits inside the Edda catalog on LyroVerse.
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