Pajor Tamás - Haladó Hungarian

Tamás Pajor was obsessed with rock & roll and speed for a long time, and from the end of the eighties he really became known as an obsessed with faith. In this volume, he gives a precise self-definition of himself: a progressive Hungarian who continues on the Christian path, as a poet, preacher, songwriter, Hungarian and Jew.

"I like good-humoured poetry. It may be cheerfulness of fortunate structural origin, but it's more than that: faith. I was lost, but I became a whole person.
Language is only one's own. A gift from the Creator. Spiritual language captures the essence, and God's word creates reality. Poetry, even if it cannot create, tries to explore and show the essence of the created. At best, a song is musical poetry. A good song puts words to music and sets words to music.
Through the linguistic adventures of the spoken word music on the pages of this volume, I hope that a deeper and higher world will penetrate, which is no longer conveyed by the words of this book.
The text itself has music. The lyrics don't necessarily have to live in written form, but it's good if they have an impact when read. I strive to create a song that balances between music and poetry.
It's good if the text doesn't fall apart when we take the music out from under it. In this case, the maximum works differently. One way or another, you have to say it, you can't rest on paper. Advanced Hungarian, also for beginners."