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beritstan dillan dellan doo. ) ?; k1 A7 c4 l, YA baribbattaa baribbariiba) F8 R+ L0 b, p0 C7 a% R9 v
ribiribi distan dellan doo. ) @& x7 d; L8 N a% S2 f
/ x9 |( e; [: H0 ?7 uJa barillas dillan deia dooa b' O& y* s" M/ \* Pdaba daba daba daba daba duvja vuu." r: e! \* q7 A
Baristal dillas dillan duu ba daga " v+ I: V1 C% U4 jdaiga daida duu duu deiga dou. - Y" G* M% K# ^3 a8 p) M* D$ n
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Siellä oli lystiä soiton jäläkeen! z7 T5 ~" @1 T
sain minä kerran sytkyyttee.6 m. P; ~# f) L' {( b
Kottiin ko mäntii ni ämmä se riitelj 1 A9 H4 a5 w+ i3 m" z1 s! Rja Ieva jo alako nyyhkyytteek. 4 V4 @) z! h% D0 {) hMinä sanon Ievalle mitäpä se haittaa2 f8 M2 N" O/ [
laskemma vielähi laiasta laitaa.* X( _9 C- D" m" Q
Salivili hipput tupput tapput ' S+ J0 Y7 r. S: J: _äppyt tipput hilijalleen. 0 ~+ s6 e# u: e1 k$ D& ? ! l" |; ^( u& @. `Muorille sanon jotta tukkee suusi5 u# ~1 E5 \$ q
en ruppee sun terveyttäs takkoomaa.) }; q* w" y8 P; S
Terveenä peäset ku korjoot luusi- v& ~0 I6 R7 A: @
ja määt siitä murjuus makkoomaa. ; O/ p$ F# I3 Z$ X5 gEi tätä poikoo hellyys haittaa7 n0 l. n. R; ^' _, t) @/ g
ko akkoja huhkii laiasta laitaan. ( Y9 Z/ K. O g7 ?0 [. DSalivili hipput tupput tapput1 s7 a/ G. c. Z4 P9 h
äppyt tipput hilijalleen. 8 i" d! |$ G9 c" j1 k+ C: _5 ]4 s; h) H5 s" ~" u
Sen minä sanon jotta purra pittää 3 v1 [" R: Q2 M6 X8 Fei mua niin voan nielasta.2 t5 t9 }4 A( O
Suat männä ite vaikka lännestä ittään* k* I% @. F# L3 G% r2 @
vaan minä en luovu Ievasta,0 @9 f3 @" z& r' s, r& X
sillä ei tätä poikoo kainous haittaa : L4 Q/ s2 k2 _sillon ko tanssii laiasta laitaan. 2 M$ r( i* I* |- qSalivili hipput tupput tapput ; N, i7 b& e/ o3 Iäppyt tipput hilijalleen. - L* R- j, v$ |8 D
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传说中的英文翻译版…… + k) y4 j; u3 b' @$ r' q ^8 s . P0 t- X, ~/ J$ S7 G- LThe sound of a polka drifted from my neighbor's & w# M7 M+ H7 y) p
and set my feet a-tapping oh! , v' W( n2 ]8 o3 QIeva's mother had her eye on her daughter but 9 R, l) C/ T! G- \
Ieva she managed to fool her, you know. ) x7 A9 e+ q* c'Cause who's going to listen to mother saying no - P8 L3 d" v* a' Bwhen we're all busy dancing to and fro! 7 k! u% D: m. b( O* A
. r# r1 D/ A- @) @1 S$ tIeva was smiling, the fiddle it was wailing 0 a9 o: r$ m8 C; p$ H' R7 E* u
as people crowded round to wish her luck. ' h# ]( `: O( D5 `Everyone was hot but it didn't seem to bother ' q; o+ }5 C* u0 p/ L0 u, K0 k/ xthe handsome young man, the dashing buck. 2 T, T. j% a8 o* ~+ _'Cause who's going to mind a drop of sweat ( @& ^: p* S' _8 Q7 awhen he's all busy dancing to and fro! ; s% a; h, t5 v& B, p e7 e& F: ~: a
Ieva's mother she shut herself away 9 e b2 U9 b! Y
in her own quiet room to hum a hymn. ( y$ a8 C! M( }+ X# @
Leaving our hero to have a spot of fun & w. R+ [: ~; s6 Z8 @in a neighbor's house when the lights are dim. 7 B7 r& E! ]+ _" \/ P, N& E'Cause what does it matter what the old folks say ( _& G! ~( Y) [$ v& M4 u
when you're all busy dancing to and fro! / }5 ^5 Y# j4 R3 F
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When the music stopped then the real fun began & H ~: e4 v2 o, @! y3 Q ?
and that's when the laddie fooled around. * p5 x7 ^3 ~6 x+ U$ t7 l& p: Q7 j
When he took her home, when the dancing was over / q$ x, i7 k! p; U" R5 O" X6 A) u
her mother angrily waiting they found. - Q9 w0 f6 c2 O. xBut I said to her, Ieva, now don't you weep 8 g; |% b6 G; s4 C* m! G
and we'll soon be dancing to and fro! - d6 |9 s5 C* t% f" R$ p; w8 F/ _9 D% h1 [/ s8 H
I said to her mother now stop that noise 0 q% @$ x& C6 y& e$ [; Z8 Bor I won't be responsible for what I do. 1 e. j' C. B1 n r' h" qIf you go quietly and stay in your room & C* l0 l) ~" @3 E3 P5 Y+ z
you won't get hurt while your daughter I woo. * X) n6 @; L# |
'Cause this fine laddie is a wild sort of guy $ U8 t; e+ [" Y
when he's all busy dancing to and fro! % ?, F \* h" P" G
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One thing I tell you is you won't trap me, % |9 m0 k0 M. V: lno, you won't find me an easy catch. " m4 Z7 J$ Q( f7 K
Travel to the east and travel to the west but 1 w! U' l% \! u1 {& O6 v3 @) }
Ieva and I are going to make a match. 3 I! V9 V. F. B( P5 U'Cause this fine laddie ain't the bashful sort # c5 v4 U- L* h+ s! g
when he's all busy dancing to and fro