The song is a story of jealousy and suspicion. The narrator sees a "fire-red flower" (a rose) and immediately grows suspicious of where it came from.
The narrator demands an oath that the partner has never kissed anyone else. They warn that if they find out the truth, it will be like a "dagger in the heart," and they will never look at them again. Kadlott Karoly - Tuzpiros a virag (Aki rozsat kap)
The lyrics suggest that the person who receives a rose never gives one back, leading the narrator to believe their partner has been unfaithful ("Aki rózsát kap, sose rózsát ad / Gyanúm az, hogy mást adtál"). The song is a story of jealousy and suspicion
His fame grew unexpectedly in the mid-1980s when recordings of his live performances were distributed on bootleg cassettes. This led to a formal recording contract in 1987. They warn that if they find out the
Kadlott Karcsi : Aki rózsát ad dalszöveg - Zeneszöveg.hu
(popularly known as "Aki rózsát kap" ) is a classic Hungarian mulatós (party/wedding) song. While famously performed by Kadlott Károly (often called Kadlott Karcsi), it has been covered by many prominent artists, including Korda György and Dupla Kávé . Song Meaning and Lyrics