Oh, on the mountain the women are reaping, oh on the mountain the women are rubbing.
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One grandmother rubbed, rubbed, gave, gave.
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She took the bag, and poperla, tarday-dai dai.
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One grandmother rubbed, rubbed, gave, gave.
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She took the bag, and poperla, tarday-dai dai.
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The woman walked across the field and met with the precinct.
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The woman was walking across the field, tarda-dai, tar-dai dai.
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Yes, and met with the precinct, tarday-dai dai.
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The woman was walking across the field, tarda-dai, tar-dai dai.
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Yes, and met with the precinct, tarday-dai dai.
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Tell me, grandma, where are you going? |
Tell me, grandma, what are you carrying?
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Oh I won't tell you where I'm going… tarday-dai, tar-dai-dai.
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Oh, I won't say that I'm carrying… tarday-dai dai.
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Oh I won't tell you where I'm going… tarday-dai, tar-dai-dai.
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Oh, I won't say that I'm carrying… tarday-dai dai.
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Loss.
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They took the woman to the office. |
And a bag to the pantry.
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They took the woman to the office, tardai-dai, tardai-dai.
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And a bag to the pantry, tarday-dai dai.
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They took the woman to the office, tardai-dai, tardai-dai.
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And a bag to the pantry, tarday-dai dai.
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I dug beets. |
Which ones to choose.
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Which ones to choose, tardai-dai, tardai-dai.
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And the caracati threw out tardai-dai dai.
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My best link, tarday-dai, tarday-dai.
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Because the beetroot succeeded, tarday-dai dai. |