| That's what Soria's son called
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| He played with his finger on the kin-kinta back
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| That's what Soria's son called
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| Played when the finger with a glove
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| Banged along the willow
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| Knocked birch with a bend
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| Banged along the willow
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| Knocked the co-birch with a hook
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| «Let's get to the corners as a runny nose
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| Everybody's buzzing
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| A blow to the window
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| Foot path portahal
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| The rocks flew in two
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| Banged the head with a cloth
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| The rivers drank, the ponds spotted
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| The well of the manor collapsed. ”
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| That's what Soria's son called
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| A sucker for i-people
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| That's what Soria's son called
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| A miracle for human beings
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| Strange in their own countries
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| Teasing tongues with his heels
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| Strange in their own countries
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| Teasing tongues with his stumps
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| «Get up in the corners with a runny nose»
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| Thus played the fair youth
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| Like a finger is a mitten
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| Thus played the fair youth
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| Like a finger is a mitten
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| Set the willow twig-twanging
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| Beat the birch boughs
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| Set the willow twig-twanging
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| Beat the birch boughs
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| Set the Corners echoing
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| All the crannies creaking
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| Eyes cast upon the window
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| Feet stamping on the stairway
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| Rent the rocks in two
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| Battered the boulders in the forest
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| The Rivers running, the Lakes Laughing
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| The well in the yard fell over
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| Thus played the fair youth
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| Enchanting all who heard him
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| Thus played the fair youth
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| Enchanting all who heard him
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| A stranger in his own land
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| Driven far from home
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| A stranger in his own land
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| Driven far from home
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| Set the Corners echoing… |