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Mongolian songs with English lyrics

Every song on UYANA's debut album, with the Mongolian lyrics, Latin letters and an English translation.

UYANA by the window of a wooden house, looking out at the snow

Quick answer

UYANA's debut album has 12 songs sung in Mongolian. Each song has its own page with the lyrics in Mongolian, the same words in Latin letters so you can sing along, and an English translation of what each part means. Serelt's lyrics are coming soon.

How to read Mongolian lyrics

Mongolian is written in Cyrillic letters, the same alphabet as Russian, plus two extra letters: Ө and Ү. The traditional vertical Mongolian script is also still taught and used.

That is why every UYANA song page also shows the words in Latin letters, so you can sing along without learning a new alphabet.

Find a song for your mood

  • Haunting and tender: Sarny Okhin (Daughter of the Moon), Salkhiny Duu (Song of the Wind), Tsasan Taiga (Snow Taiga)
  • Wild and powerful: Khar Chono (Black Wolf), Bürged (The Eagle), Uyana (The Awakening), Övög Deedes (The Ancestors)
  • Dance and celebration: Tenger (Eternal Sky), Yokhor (The Circle Dance)
  • Slow and spiritual: Mönkh Tal (The Endless Steppe), Khengereg (The Drum)

About the translations

The English meanings are free translations, written to carry the feeling of each part rather than to copy it word for word.

All 12 songs

Tap play for a short preview, or open a song for its lyrics and English meaning.

  1. Sarny Okhin · Daughter of the Moon

    A haunting ballad about waiting.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Sarny Okhin
  2. Serelt · Awakening

    Serelt (Сэрэлт) means "awakening".

    Open Serelt
  3. Tenger · Eternal Sky

    A joyful dance song for Tenger, the eternal blue sky that people on the steppe have honored for centuries.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Tenger
  4. Yokhor · The Circle Dance

    Named after the yokhor, the Buryat circle dance.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Yokhor
  5. Tsasan Taiga · Snow Taiga

    A homecoming song.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Tsasan Taiga
  6. Khar Chono · Black Wolf

    The rock anthem.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Khar Chono
  7. Salkhiny Duu · Song of the Wind

    A duet between UYANA and a deep male voice, the wind of the steppe.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Salkhiny Duu
  8. Bürged · The Eagle

    A galloping song about freedom.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Bürged
  9. Mönkh Tal · The Endless Steppe

    Inspired by the Mongolian long song (urtyn duu), with long, free-flowing notes.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Mönkh Tal
  10. Khengereg · The Drum

    A ritual trance song built around the khengereg, the shaman's drum.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Khengereg
  11. Uyana · The Awakening

    The opening song and UYANA's own anthem.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Uyana
  12. Övög Deedes · The Ancestors

    An epic tribute to the ancestors who stood on this land a thousand years ago.

    Read the lyrics and meaning of Övög Deedes

Quick questions

Where can I find Mongolian song lyrics in English?

On every UYANA song page: the Mongolian lyrics, the same words in Latin letters and an English translation of what each part means.

What language are UYANA's songs in?

Mongolian. Every song on her debut album UYANA is sung in Mongolian.

Which UYANA song should I hear first?

Start with Sarny Okhin (Daughter of the Moon), the first song on the album, or Khar Chono (Black Wolf) if you like it loud.

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