Greek Folk Song: What Was I Thinking And Came To Love You
This project by the 14th Primary School Drama in Greece for the 2020-2021 season presents a Greek folk song translated into English. The performance showcases the emotions and sentiments expressed in the song through vivid imagery and heartfelt storytelling.
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RASMUS PROJECT A Greek folk song in English by the 14thPrimary School Drama, Greece 2020-2021
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A GREEK FOLK SONG What was I thinking and came to love you
WHAT WAS I THINKING AND CAME TO LOVE YOU What was I thinking and came to love you and I didn t sit back well? I got dizziness in my head, double knives in my heart!
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2NDVERSE That s my blame! Sympathize me and do what you like with me. Open up your arms for hug And in the middle put me up.
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3RDVERSE What was I thinking and came to love you and I didn t sit back well? I got dizziness in my head, double knives in my heart!
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4TH VERSE I wanted to come at night some drizzle caught on me You had better come, my light, even if you re soaked like duck.
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5THVERSE I had clothes for you to change a quilt to cover up yourself and to hug a tiny body until you get too bored of it.
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6THVERSE Those pretty eyes of yours in the mirror don t look up as you love yourself on your own and forget about me.
SPECIAL THANKS TO The Translation Team: The students of the 6thGrade for their enthusiasm and excellent cooperation on the project The Supervision Team: The teacher of English for the translation of the folk song The teacher of Physical Education for the choreography instructions of the folk dance The Support Team: The headmaster of the 14thPrimary School for his encouragement The former teacher of English for her contribution by experience
