Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song In Taberna Quando Sumus , by - Arany Zoltán. Song from the album The Last of the Troubadours, in the genre Музыка мираIn Taberna Quando Sumus(original) |
| In taberna quando sumus |
| Non curamus quid sit humus |
| Sed ad ludum properamus |
| Cui semper insudamus: |
| Quid agatur in taberna |
| Ubi nummus est pincerna |
| Hoc est opus us queratur |
| Si quid loguor, audiatur |
| Quidam ludunt, quidam bibunt |
| Quidam indiscrete vivunt |
| Sed in ludo qui morantur |
| Ex his quidam denudantur |
| Quidam ibi vestiuntur |
| Quidam saccis induuntur |
| Ibi nullus timet mortem |
| Sed pro Baccho mittunt sortem |
| Primo pro nummata vini |
| Ex hac bibunt libertini; |
| Semel bibunt pro captivis |
| Post hec bibunt ter pro vivis |
| Quater ro christianis cunctis |
| Quinquies pro fidelibus defunctis |
| Sexies pro sororibus vanis |
| Septies pro militibus silvanis |
| Octies pro fatribus perversis |
| Nonies pro monachis dispersis |
| Decies pro navigantibus |
| Undecies pro discordantibus |
| Duodecies pro penitentibus |
| Tradecies pro iter agentibus |
| Tam pro papa quam pro rege |
| Bibunt omnes sine lege |
| Bibit hera, bibit herus |
| Bibit miles, bibit clerus |
| Bibit ill, bibit illa |
| Bibit servus cum ancilla |
| Bibit velox, bibit piger |
| Bibit albus, bibit niger |
| Bibit constans, bibit vagus |
| Bibit rudis, bibit magus |
| Bibit pauper et egrotus |
| Bit exul et ignotus |
| Bibit puer, bibit canus |
| Bibit presul et decanus |
| Bibit soror, bibit frater |
| Bibit anus, bibit mater |
| Bibit ista, bibit ille |
| Bibunt centum, bibunt, mille! |
| Parum sexcente nummate |
| Durant, cum immoderate |
| Bibunt omnes sine meta |
| Quamvis bibant mente leta |
| Sic nos rodunt omnes gentes |
| Et sic erimus egentes |
| Qui nos rodunt confundantur |
| Et cum iustis non scribantur! |
| (translation) |
| When we are in the shop |
| We don't care what the ground is |
| But we hurry to the game |
| We sweat |
| What's going on |
| Where is the money butler |
| This is work for us |
| If anything is wrong, let it be heard |
| Some play, some drink |
| Some live indiscriminately |
| But those who stay in the game |
| Some of them are stripped bare |
| Some get dressed |
| Some sacks |
| There no one fears death |
| But they cast lots for Bacchus |
| First for the buyer of wine |
| From this the freedmen drink; |
| Toasts for prisoners |
| After drinking three times for a living |
| Four times |
| Five times for the faithful |
| Six for vain sisters |
| Seven times for gentlemen |
| Eight times for perverse brothers |
| Nine times for monks scattered |
| Millions of sailors |
| eleven times for variance |
| Twelve times for penitents |
| Tradecies for travelling |
| Both for the pope and for the king |
| They all drink without the law |
| The mistress drinks, the master drinks |
| The soldier drinks, the clergy drinks |
| She drinks ill, she drinks |
| The servant drinks with the handmaid |
| The quick drinks, the lazy person drinks |
| The white man drinks, the black man drinks |
| Drinks constant, drinks outward |
| He drinks raw, the magician drinks |
| The poor and the sick drink |
| Bit exiled and unknown |
| The boy drinks, the aging drinker |
| Drinks Director and Dean |
| Sister drinks, brother drinks |
| The old woman drinks, the mother drinks |
| He drank it, he drank it |
| They drink a hundred, they drink a thousand! |
| six hundred pence |
| Durable when immoderately |
| They drink all without a limit |
| Although they drink the mind |
| Thus all nations nag us |
| We will be in need |
| Those who nag us |
| And you just don't write! |