【사의 찬미 - 나비드】 윤심덕 원곡 가사 버전 ┃ 다뉴브강의 잔물결 (도나우 강의 잔물결)

"Yoon Sim-deok" is Korea's first soprano vocalist and a representative of the new women of the 20th century. She threw herself into the sea with the promising playwright Kim Woo-jin. The next day, the media reported as if it were true that the two of them hugged together and jumped, but no one actually witnessed their last appearance. There were no suicide notes or bodies, so it wasn't even clear how the two took their lives or whether they really jumped. Two days after the accident, it was revealed that she recorded 27 songs on "Osaka Nitto Records" just before the accident. The original contract was 26 songs, but Yoon Sim-deok suggested recording one more song for some reason. Yoon Sim-deok added lyrics to "Ripples of the Danube," composed by Romanian composer Iosif Ivanovici, and her younger brother Yoon Sung-deok accompanied the piano to create "Hymn of Death" When I listen to Yoon Sim-deok's song, I think the voice of my late grandmother comes alive. Today, when I live my grandmother and mother's unfulfilled dreams of becoming a singer, I take this song out of a 100-year-old treasure box and sing it.