| Now I'm standing on the ladder over there two hours ago and I'm so happy to say something
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| from you.
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| I'm about to start sweating and the heat is making me crazy,
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| but I tell you that, I can stand it.
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| The little money I raised I'll give you alone.
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| If you don't look out soon, then I'll come in to you.
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| Marie, Marie, I stand up.
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| You never get along.
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| You'll get two children from me and if there's enough money, a house.
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| And say the others, leave them alone, don't bother with him.
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| Come out to me, otherwise I'll come to you, to the window no.
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| I'm not going to risk it if I risk my head and collar now, you know that I'm at
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| never lose windows
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| I am not afraid of falling and not of rivals.
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| The oane night belongs only to you and me.
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| The other guys don't know anything, especially not where I am.
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| Hey girl, believe me, you'll open soon and I'm in.
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| Marie, Marie, I stand up to you.
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| You never get along.
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| You'll get two children from me and if there's enough money, a house.
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| And tell the others don't let them with that one.
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| Come out to me, otherwise I'll come to your window no.
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| Marie, I stand up to you.
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| Marie, Marie I stand up to you.
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| I like you, you Marie.
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| Marie, Marie, I stand up to you.
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| I love di Marie
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| Marie, Marie I love you
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| You never get along.
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| You can have two children from me if there is enough money in a house.
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| And tell the others don't let them with that.
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| Come out to me, otherwise I'll come to your window no.
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| Come out to me, otherwise I'll come to your window no |