Ashley Davis - Auld Lang Syne - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

The good old time is the Scottish song for the verses of Robert Burns, written in 1788. It is known in many countries, especially English -speaking, and most often sung at a New Year, immediately after midnight. In Britain, there is a custom when singing “Auld Lang Syne” to take hands with cross, forming a kind of round dance.

SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCE Be Forgot,

And Never Brown to Mind?

We Take A Cup of Kindness Yet

For auld Lang Syne

Refrain:

For Auld Lang Syne, My Dar,

for auld Lang Syne,

We’ll Taku a cup o ’kindness yet,

For Auld Lang Syne.

Refrain

We Twa Hae Run About the Braes,

and pu’d the Gowans Fine;

We’ve Wander’d Mony A Weary Fit,

Sin AULD LANG SYNE.

Refrain

We Twa Havy Paidl’d I 'The Burn,

Frae Morning Sun Till Dine;

But Seas Between Us Braid Hae Roar’d

Sin AULD LANG SYNE.

Refrain

And there’s a Hand, My Trusty Fiere!

and gie's a hand o ’like!

And We’ll Tak a Right Gude-Willy Waught,

For Auld Lang Syne.

Is it possible that ancient friendship be forgotten forever?

Is it possible to forget her, even if it was so long ago?

So let's drink for the good old time, buddy, for the good old time!

Let's drink for those long -past days!

And you will raise your glass

And I will raise my own

And we will drink with you for good old times. You and I ran together along the slopes of the hills, torn dandelions and margaritians,

And we did not spare our legs in those distant times. So let's drink for the good old time, buddy, for the good old time!

Let's drink for those long -past days!

You and I splashed in a stream for days,

While roaring waves have not divided us - in those distant times.

We will take hands, my faithful friend, and thug thoroughly.

So let's drink for the good old time, buddy, for the good old time!

Let's drink for those long -past days!