Translation of the song lyrics I Ditt Sommarhus - Александр Рыбак

I Ditt Sommarhus (original)

Genom ljumma gator far
man i öppna bilar.
Genom sommarnatten blå
kor och hästar vilar.
På en höjd blir luften sval,
värmen kommer i en dal
och i stugan väntar frugan
med en brasa varm och skön.
Ungarna kan inte sova,
fast de läst sin aftonbön.
— Pappa kommer, vi är vakna.
Kanske har han nå't från sta’n!
Det är varmt så vi är nakna.
Solen brände hela da’n.
Gruset knastrar ut på plan.
— Jo, minsann, nu kommer han!
Pappa kommer med de myggor
som vill in i vårat hus.
Snart så somnar tre små ungar
under tak i månens ljus.
Månen tiger över berg,
över sagoskogar.
Strimmor strila innanför
varma junilogar.
Fladdermöss som ingen ser
uti natten sig beger.
Och när gryningen ska komma
börjar fåglarna sin sång.
Solen vaknar och vill väcka
blommorna på vårbalkong.
Första dagen när du vaknar
i ditt sommarparadis
ser du genom tyllgardinen
äppelblom i morgonbris.
Hästar gnägga utanför.
Hummelbrum och surr du hör
från en ivrig, nyfödd slända
som vill ut i sol och ljus,
törnar ofta mot en ruta
i ditt eget sommarhus.
Through warm streets
you travel in open cars.
Throught the blue summernight
cows and horses rest.
On a hill the air becomes cool
the warmth comes in a valley
and in the cottage waits the wife
with a fire warm and nice.
The kids can’t sleep
even though they said there evening prayers.
Daddy is coming, we are awake.
maybe he has brought something from town!
It is hot so we are naked.
The sun was burning all day.
The gravel is crunching in the yard.
-Yes, indeed, now he’s coming!
Daddy is coming with the mosquitos
that want to come in to our house.
Soon three little kids falls asleep
under roof in the moon’s light.
The moon keeps silent over mountains,
over fairytale forests.
Streaks filters inside
warm June barns.
Bats that no one sees
out in the night goes.
And when the dawn shall come
begins the birds their song.
The sun wakes and want to wake
the flowers on our balcony.
The first day you wakes
in your summer paradise
you will see through the tulle curtain
apple blossom in morning breeze.
Horses are whining outside.
Buzzing from bumblebees you hear
and from a eager, newborn dragon fly
who wants out to sun and light
hits often a window pain
in your own summerhouse.

I Ditt Sommarhus (translation)

Through balmy streets far
man in open cars.
Through the summer night blue
cows and horses rest.
At a height the air gets cool,
the heat comes in a valley
and in the cottage the wife is waiting
with a fire warm and comfortable.
The kids can not sleep,
though they read their evening prayer.
- Dad is coming, we're awake.
Maybe he has something from town!
It's hot so we're naked.
The sun burned all day.
The gravel crackles out on the plane.
- Yes, at least, now he's coming!
Dad comes with the mosquitoes
who wants to enter our house.
Soon three little kids fall asleep
under a roof in the moonlight.
The moon is silent over mountains,
over fairytale forests.
Strips sprinkle inside
warm June logs.
Bats that no one sees
in the night the cup.
And when dawn is coming
the birds begin their song.
The sun wakes up and wants to wake up
the flowers on the spring balcony.
The first day when you wake up
in your summer paradise
you see through the tulle curtain
apple blossoms in the morning breeze.
Horses whine outside.
Bumblebee hum and buzz you hear
from an eager, newborn dragonfly
who wants out in the sun and light,
often thorns against a box
in your own summer house.
Through warm streets
you travel in open cars.
Throught the blue summernight
cows and horses rest.
On a hill the air becomes cool
the warmth comes in a valley
and in the cottage waits the wife
with a fire warm and nice.
The kids can’t sleep
even though they said there evening prayers.
Daddy is coming, we are awake.
maybe he has brought something from town!
It's hot so we are naked.
The sun was burning all day.
The gravel is crunching in the yard.
-Yes, indeed, now he’s coming!
Daddy is coming with the mosquitos
that want to come in to our house.
Soon three little kids falls asleep
under roof in the moon’s light.
The moon keeps silent over mountains,
over fairytale forests.
Streaks filters inside
warm June barns.
Bats that no one sees
out in the night goes.
And when the dawn shall come
begins the birds their song.
The sun wakes and want to wake
the flowers on our balcony.
The first day you wakes
in your summer paradise
you will see through the tulle curtain
apple blossom in morning breeze.
Horses are whining outside.
Buzzing from bumblebees you hear
and from a eager, newborn dragon fly
who wants out to sun and light
hits often a window pain
in your own summerhouse.