Winter, goodbye – the popular children’s song
This folk tune dates from the 18th century. Hoffmann von Fallersleben wrote the text for it in 1835.
This folk tune dates from the 18th century. Hoffmann von Fallersleben wrote the text for it in 1835.
Here you will find the lyrics and sheet music for the children’s song “Winter, ade”.
1. Winter, farewell!
Divorce hurts.
But your departure makes
my heart smile.
Goodbye winter!
Divorce hurts.
2. Winter, farewell!
Divorce hurts.
I’m happy to forget you,
you can always be far away.
Goodbye winter!
Divorce hurts.
3. Goodbye winter!
Divorce hurts.
If you don’t go home soon,
the cuckoo will laugh at you.
Goodbye winter!
Divorce hurts.
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