Szomorú vasárnap

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Szomorú vasárnap is a famous 1933 Hungarian song, often called the "Hungarian Suicide Song," known for its haunting melody and melancholic lyrics.

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instanceOf Hungarian song
song
alsoKnownAs Hungarian Suicide Song NERFINISHED
The Hungarian Suicide Song NERFINISHED
composer Rezső Seress NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Hungary NERFINISHED
culturalImpact became internationally known in the 20th century
inspired films and documentaries about its legend
referenced in literature and popular culture
EnglishLyricist Desmond Carter NERFINISHED
Sam M. Lewis NERFINISHED
EnglishTitle Gloomy Sunday NERFINISHED
firstRecorded 1930s
genre ballad
popular music
song
torch song
hasForm verse-chorus structure
hasNotableRecordingBy Billie Holiday NERFINISHED
Björk NERFINISHED
Diamanda Galás NERFINISHED
Heather Nova NERFINISHED
Paul Robeson NERFINISHED
Sarah Vaughan NERFINISHED
Sinéad O'Connor NERFINISHED
hasReputationFor association with suicides
haunting melody
melancholic lyrics
hasSheetMusicPublished 1930s
hasVersion English-language version
Hungarian original version
lyricist László Jávor NERFINISHED
Pál Gábor NERFINISHED
mood gloomy
melancholic
notableMyth urban legend that the song causes listeners to commit suicide
originalLanguage Hungarian
publicationYear 1933
setIn Budapest (in some interpretations of the lyrics) NERFINISHED
subjectMatter death
lost love
sadness
suicidal thoughts
tempo slow
theme desire to reunite in death
mourning a deceased lover
title Szomorú vasárnap NERFINISHED
yearOfComposition 1933

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Gloomy Sunday hasOriginalTitle Szomorú vasárnap