Kolomyjka isn't a single song, but rather a melody/motif that is shared by varying Carpatho Rusyn peoples living in Ukraine and Slovenia

@@wayfaringspacepoet i know, thank you☺️ i meant this specific melody...

Kolomyika is a traditional melody, dance and numerous songs of Ukrainian highlanders (Hutsuls, Boikos, Lemkos and several other groups of Ukrainians). The name Kolomyika is from the sity Kolomyia in Sub-Carpathian region of Ukraine (modern Iv.-Frankivsk region, historical region Galicia). Originally it was widespread in Sub-Carpathian, Trans-Carpathian and Bukovyna regions of Ukraine, but now it is known and very popular in other regions of Ukraine. There are different variations of this melody in different regions. Regarding the words - they are quite different - from trolling, jokes and black humor till very sharp political parody and satire. Once I saw on a wedding real musical duel between musicians and a bridesmaid - they in turn sang offensive songs about opponent to the delight of the guests. The text had to be thought up quickly. Now, I do not remember which of them surrendered the first. But it was fun and gaily. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolomyia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolomyika

Мене мати породила Коло сіяночок. Тепер така-м до роботи Як до співаночок. А в неділю пиво пила, В понеділок спала. А в вівторок снопів сорок Пшениці нажала. А в середу звезла, В четвер змолотила. А в п’ятницю позбирала, В суботу пропила. А я собі дримбу куплю, Хоч би-м була боса. Шоби дримба вигравала Коло мого носа.

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