: Created a modern rock/metal interpretation of the song.
Due to its status as a "classic," several artists have covered it: : Featured on his Szerelmek album (1992).
Sáros úton egyre lépkedekKörülöttem boldog emberekElmesélni nékik nem tudomMilyen nagy a bánatom Hull az elsГЎrgult levГ©l Gergely RГіbert
The song is a melancholic ballad about lost love and loneliness, using autumn imagery—such as falling leaves and cold winds—to reflect the singer's grief.
Esik eső, és én ballagokNéhány elmúlt percre gondolokKérdezem a tűnő fellegetOtthonod most hol lehet? : Created a modern rock/metal interpretation of the song
: Released a version on her 1998 album Azok a szép napok .
is one of the most iconic songs in Hungarian pop history. While Róbert Gergely popularized it for a new generation on his 1992 album Szerelmek , it was originally composed for and performed by Péter Máté in 1972. Song Origins and Authors While Róbert Gergely popularized it for a new
"Hull az elsárgult levél, Sír a fáradt őszi szél, Mondd, hogy nem múlt minden el, Mondd, hogy néha könnyezel." Popular Covers