Lithuanian folk dance Bitute Pilkoji

[@juancmf9634]

"'Cause it's a bittersweet symphony, that's life"

[@gabrielealeknaite8245]

I was singing bitute pilkoji in my mind and i noticed similarities between bittersweet symphony:dd

[@barbkaus]

Beautiful. In Kaunas at the moment watching this. Great!!

[@sequencerman5]

This is such an infectious piece of music that, once heard, it's difficult to get it out of your head.

[@drjoeprime]

Appreciate the video.. I left Lithuania at age 1 year ..but Lithuania has NEVER left me! Juozas

[@toosas]

are you kidding? this is a folk song, it's been out there for centuries. who's using what, hello :)

[@formitenci]

best song ever bitute pilkoji ♥

[@furtivetef805]

It's not a copy of Bittersweet symphony (by the Swerve), although music is really very similar. This song/dance was first performed as far as I know, by Lithuanian community in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1903. The Swerve's song is dated 1997. So..

[@ligitaskernagis2997]

That is Andrew Oldham's Orchestra case :)

[@tomabredin8014]

Man 71 metai. Bitute pilkoji mane dainuoti išmokino Mama, o ją jos Mama, kuri mirė jau 1947 metais.

[@MrsWilliamTheBloody]

crazy. my grandma taught me this song... LIETUVA! =]

[@kgur1706]

Saunu,kad dar yra tokiu entuziastingu sokeju! Ir toliau taip laikyti!

[@sequencerman5]

No one is saying that this Lithuanian folk song/dance was taken from the Verve's Bittersweet Symphony orchestral riff. They are in fact saying the OPPOSITE, that the IDEA for the Bittersweet Symphony orchestral riff MAY have come from this Lithuanian folk song/dance. There are similarities but who knows? Anyway, the above clip is great!

[@dirtyvp7278]

Gera polka aš šita melodija moku ant pienino pagrot. Kai groju mano tėvai sesė ir brolis pradeda šokti :D

[@geilla]

lyrics : -bitute pilkoji, iš kur medų nešioji? - iš žaliųjų rūtytėlių, iš gvazdikų, radastėlių :)

[@alybabaGintariukas]

Super !!!

[@vytautaskekys]

Super

[@vilkute]

Well the song that is played here is Lithuanian folk song :) bitute pilkoji is kur medu nesioji.... :) all children knows this song :) in Lithuanian before Verve made bittersweet Symphony :)

[@sunshine007]

in fact when i first heard bittersweet symphony I was thinking that they stole our lithuanian folk song and didnt give credits:)

[@Pumba70]

Goddamnit....I frequently question how the hell I get to these videos...

[@elon4468]

What

[@Three_cheers_for_Onyx]

Hahaha 😆 11 years later, same

[@sandramartins70]

saudades de minha infância quando minha avô ficava me ensinando a cantar essa musica...

[@Gatsu322]

very very nice :) I'm happy now :)

[@irada20]

poor kid..God bless you.

[@Aurytespasaulis]

Kaip graziai shoka =)

Labai gražu

[@paulno1lambsfan]

LIETUVA!!!

[@kuzikus]

translations: (note:it doesnt make ANY sense,yeah) something like thiss.... Gray bee,form where you get your honey? Gray bee,from where you get your honey? lol.... it doesnt make any sense (these translations are true im a lithuanian)

[@kodfish69]

actually says bee with grey legs where do you get your honey !!!!!!!!!

[@kuzikus]

From the plant,plant,plant,plant From the plant,plant,plant,plant (dunno how the words are in english ..)

[@MrsWilliamTheBloody]

IF SOMEONE CAN UNDERSTAND ENGLISH... Can someone please leave the words to this song here? I know how to say them, but i don't know how to write them because my grandma taught me the song. I live in Australia so i can speak a little lithuanian, but i can't write it. that would be great =]

[@StazMusic]

not even distantly similar to Verve. only some 5-6 keys are the same

[@M3n74Ls]

lialialia lialia lia

[@wiliuzz]

Melody sound like The Verve bittersweet symphony:)

[@Pumba70]

Kinda random...but yeah, it does have a little bit that sounds like it, but not that much at all. The person who told you that may or may not be a heroin addict, but I can't make that call! :D

[@bybioedys]

Kam tu verti??? :) Kai skaitai angliskai, tai, ka visada girdejai lietuviskai, tai labai keistai skamba :)

[@kastiliusklp]

lb grazu :}

[@SuperPizius]

@stazrussianhustler and thats enouth to call the song stolen

[@ArtuWF]

👈 👈

[@drjoeprime]

Appreciate the video.. I left Lithuania at age 1 year ..but Lithuania has NEVER left me! Juozas