Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Pie Dzintara Jūras, artist - Pažarnieku Pūtēju Orķestris
Date of issue: 31.12.2004
Song language: Latvian
Pie Dzintara Jūras(original) |
Pie Dzintara jūras, kas Kurzemi vij |
Reiz vientuļā krastā tie tikušies bij |
Viņš Daugavas laivinieks, kam strauji pukst sirds |
Tā zvejniece jauna, prieks acīs tai mirdz |
«Nāc līdz, manā dzimtenē», meitene teica |
«Mans draugs, klusi iemīlot sirds tevi sveica |
Mēs saderam kopā, tā man vidzemnieks teic |
Kā Kurzemes vēji, tā dzied Vidzemes vējš |
Mēs saderam kopā, jo tu laivinieks stalts |
Un Dzintara jūra mūsu laimei te šalc.» |
No Daugavas krastiem stalts laivinieks brauc |
To Dzintara jūra un meitene sauc |
Kur Kurzemes krastā tie tikušies bij |
Tur nākotnes laimei tie gredzenus mij |
«Nāc līdz manā dzimtenē», meitene teica |
«Mans draugs, klusi iemīlot sirds tevi sveica |
Mēs saderam kopā, tā man vidzemnieks teic |
Kā Kurzemes vēji, tā dzied Vidzemes vējš |
Mēs saderam kopā, jo tu laivinieks stalts |
Un Dzintara jūra mūsu laimei te šalc» |
(translation) |
By the Amber Sea, which surrounds Kurzemi |
They met once on a lonely shore |
He is a Daugava boatman, whose heart is beating fast |
That fisherwoman is young, joy shines in her eyes |
"Come to my homeland", the girl said |
"My friend, silently falling in love, my heart greeted you |
We get along well, that's what the peasant tells me |
As the winds of Kurzeme, so the wind of Vidzeme sings |
We fit together because you are a boatman stately |
And the Amber Sea, fortunately for us, is freezing here." |
A stately boatman sails from the banks of the Daugava |
It's called The Amber Sea and The Girl |
Where on the coast of Kurzeme did they meet |
There they exchange rings for future happiness |
"Come to my homeland", the girl said |
"My friend, silently falling in love, my heart greeted you |
We get along well, that's what the peasant tells me |
As the winds of Kurzeme, so the wind of Vidzeme sings |
We fit together because you are a boatman stately |
And the Amber Sea, fortunately for us, is freezing here» |