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Ukrainian Folk Song - Gandzia

Gandzia (Ukrainian: Гандзя) is a Ukrainian folk song. It was composed by Denis Fedorovich Bonkovsky ("Денис Федорович Бонковський") in the 19th century and was included in Semyon Tchernetsky's 1938 Trot-March. English Lyrics: Is there another young girl in this world With the face as pale as Handzya? Oh kind people tell me, What will be with me now? Handzya my dear, Handzya my love, Handzya my sweet, how you are my dove. Handzya my fish, Handzya my bird, Handzya my knob-demoiselle. My Handzya, my cute Handzya What did you give me to drink Loveage tee, your charm, Or your sweet words? My bitter fate is heavy, It must be God’s will for me not to sleep nights I love and suffer for you! Or was I not wandering around for long enough? Or I haven’t seen enough of the world? Isn't viburnum berries the reddest ones Isn't Handzya the cutest one? When she looks at me sincerely - My heart wilts, like a flower. And when she talks I do not know what to do... Where were you born Handzya? Where did you learn how to charm? Oh, how you look at me with your eyes - I start crying like a child! Handzya, my moonlit heart! Handzya, your face is the most beautiful one And your lips, and your face And legs, hands, and arms and feet! Handzya, don’t be a shy cat But God decided to give up on freedom, He bent down upon my heart And don’t believe anyone else but me! If your will, is not to love me, Then my fate would rather be, To my own grave