Lyrics





Yokomahma

Dalai Lama


Ramey zama Yong

...

With cabbage








Blue booths, old Jews

gong


die?? Knockebautz


Bureaucracy is thawing badly


With cabbage








Old Jews:

Gong "He who dreams, lives"

My stomach hurts


enters the bathroom, the world square


...brick red gold cloud threatens


Idiot


Dada, oh holy Dada

Oh, big-mouthed Dada!


...in prayer

Dada worshippers Dada

completely stupid Dada Dada Dada Dada


Pour us grandma and stars

Head cheese in the brain

????

paralytic DADA


Moly dlly

far made


Ham and eggs

in Selsterich paint splash

and tastes



proletarian German and Aryan

Everything's buzzing like crazy


Mindset Mäh tsch

the people the pat

Oh Republic



****** oo *******

That's how I understood the text; in printed form it reads as follows.

Jokohama. Dalai Lama. Rama Tama. Jong!

Starry Sky Knokebaut.

Bureaucracy, donkey skin – with herbs

Botokuden.


Blue stalls. Old Jews. Gong!

A dreamy lake. My stomach hurts.

The world square is entering the bathroom.

Buttered bread. Brick red. A golden cloud threatens.

I – di – ot!

(Refrain)

dada

Oh, holy Dada!

Oh, loud-mouthed Dada!

Hear my prayer!

dada

Beloved Dada

Completely stupid Dada Dada Dada.

Pour us, O mammoth star!

Head cheese in the brain

dada

O Mephitic Dada

Paralytic Dada Dada Dada.

Galipoli. Molly Dolly. All Manoli. Bridge!

Hairpin Ham and Eggs

Brushstroke, splash of color – and taste

Vaporetto. Cavaletto. Tintoretto. Kitsch!

Painted scream. Spinach with egg.

A green dot. The forestry junction.

Creosote. A little iodine. O dawn.

I – di – ot!

(Refrain)

Social. National. Big Dalles. Boom!

State Confederation and Federal State

Arist and Democrat – Salad

Proletarian. German and Aryan. All crazy. Hums!

Match of mind. The people's petsch.

O Politics. O Republic.

Hüh and Hott. Golem Trot. Black and yellow bread.

I – di – ot!

(Refrain)


Marginal Note Glosses

with cabbage

That's Dr. Farkasch, he loves eating sauerkraut and dancing the polka. And why am I annoyed about the Dalai Lama?

He annoyed the Pope.




Viktor Stein and Beda Löhners-Fritz both knew the German language very well. As Jews with Sephardic families, they had good relationships with Ascanian Jews in the melting pot of cultures that was Vienna. For the study of the ambiguities of the German language, the linguistically sophisticated Burgenland was open to Ascanian Jews who spoke Judeo-German.

separated from the Jew Karl Farkas by the German language