Oh Susanna lyrics Oh Susanna songs introduction

English

IcomefromAlabamawithmybanjoonmyknee

My truelovefortosee

ItrainedallnightthedayIleft

dry weather

Sunlight, if frozen to death

Susanna Tantyuri

Oh, Susanna,

Ohdontyoucryforme

ForIcomefromAlabama

Withmybanjoonmyknee

When everything is still

I think I'll come down.

Thebuckwheatcakewasinhermouth

Thetearwasinhereye

SaysI, I'm from the south.

Susanna, Don Yuri Eberwein.

Oh, Susanna,

Ohdon'tyoucryforme

ImgoingtoLouisiana

Withmybanjoonmyknee

Oh, Susanna,

Ohdon'tyoucryforme

ImgoingtoLouisiana

Withmybanjoonmyknee

Chinese

I come from Alabama with my beloved banjo;

Go to Louisiana to find my lover.

It rained heavily at night, but it was still dry.

The sun is shining, but my heart is cold, Susanna, don't cry.

Oh, Susanna, don't cry for me.

I'm from Alabama, with my beloved banjo.

It was quiet last night, and I fell asleep in my dream.

In my dream, I saw Susanna strolling down the hill to meet her.

She was eating buckwheat cake in her mouth, but her tears were crystal clear.

I left my hometown to find you, Susanna. Don't cry.

Oh, Susanna, don't cry for me,

I'm from Alabama, with my beloved banjo.

2. Introduction to the song: Oh, Susanna is an American country folk song. This cheerful ballad once swept the world. Composed by stephen foster on 1847, it was first performed at Pittsburgh Eagle Salon on 1 1 day in September of the same year.