مبارک

bluepiano2
by bluepiano2
26-Mar-2009
 
Pouya Yaghmaie and I wrote and performed this song/poem for Berkeley's Iranian Student Cultural Organization in 2004.  Altough the rhymes end in Persian"Seh" (Three,1383) , the verses are full of Nowruz Spirit.  Happy 1388! Kiarash Davoodian , San Jose, California.

مبارک

،سال نو رسیده

،مبارک

،۱۳۸۳

آره سال نو دوباره رسیده

با پسته و فندق و خربزه

سال نو رسیده

گره بزن به سبزه

بهار رسیده، دلم خوشحال شده

مبارک

مبارک، مبارک،مبارک

سال نو رسیده،مبارک


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English Translation

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Some of you requested an English translation of the posted poem.  Here it goes.  By the way, try to sing it to the tune of "Welcome Back Kotter," '70s TV show with John Travolta.

Celebrate!

The New Year has come again.

Celebrate!

One thousand three hundred eighty-eight.

Yeah the New Year has come by again.

With pistachios, hazelnuts, and honey dew.

The New Year has come by.

Tie a knot into your grass (Persian tradition).

Spring has come by,

My heart is set high,

Celebrate!

Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate!

the New Year has come by, celebrate!!!