Frances wrote:
I think it was some kind of political song the 2nd graders sang. It is from many years ago and the song went something like this (very loosely phonetic)…
Eme na zakou tharo zoe ros po i
Pia no ti zulia proi ollo proko pi
My Greek is pretty horrible, and I remember even then as we sang it, lots of people thought it didn’t make much sense… Does it sound like any old song you may have heard of? Any information would be great!
Fran Vlahos-Rohm
If anyone can help out with this song, please comment below or email me.
Thanks!
-Mama Lisa
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3 Responses to “Can Someone Help Jog a Memory of a Song Sung in Greek School ?”
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December 23rd, 2007 at 6:50 am
it would help more to hear the melody. maybe the asker would like to send an mp3 of the song as he/she remembers it.
Dimitris Regginos
December 24th, 2007 at 1:41 pm
thank you I will try to get that done soon. There is one other
“Thee tin ore tute stin karthia…stin a thole karthia ke fan e rosou…
May 14th, 2010 at 9:10 pm
Penelope wrote:
Hi Lisa
I saw this in your site. I don’t know the song but i tried to correct it phonetically and i think it is like that:
Eme na zakou tharo zoe ros po i / im’ ena pedaki tharo zoero poli
Pia no ti zulia proi ollo proko pi / piano ti doulia proi olo prokopi
It doesn’t sound political. Rather like a children’s song. It means:
I’m a very lively little kid
I start working in the morning; a lot of diligence.
I tried to find sth in the net but wasn’t lucky.
Penelope