# w3 N: a- Y& XMuorille sanon jotta tukkee suusi# H0 G7 q' `9 Q
en ruppee sun terveyttäs takkoomaa. * Y- b2 G& u- W! ^ s: ~; L3 j( N: @- PTerveenä peäset ku korjoot luusi / i' b9 j8 ]- [, U) m: J% z" v2 Lja määt siitä murjuus makkoomaa.+ h) k# t _7 A. ^; a' N
Ei tätä poikoo hellyys haittaa' i6 K% `: L" w y( `; Z, j$ l
ko akkoja huhkii laiasta laitaan. 7 N2 X0 l( U2 u5 k: K* |Salivili hipput tupput tapput ' c/ L5 q* }1 Z6 Q+ V" \' bäppyt tipput hilijalleen. 3 I; j. F: m# T. t% B- R) Z' y% H, j5 W1 p( [5 g
Sen minä sanon jotta purra pittää% R7 |0 c( Q9 ~ v) l' A& E
ei mua niin voan nielasta." r8 m; _! k4 C) Z7 d- W. _4 r
Suat männä ite vaikka lännestä ittään n: E* s- l! B2 lvaan minä en luovu Ievasta, 9 y1 f, l5 a/ q! x- p0 W( p8 l9 csillä ei tätä poikoo kainous haittaa! A L+ t0 H6 n" E6 i; g
sillon ko tanssii laiasta laitaan.( w; e$ i6 m8 B' L% u
Salivili hipput tupput tapput- H* [5 m4 k- l6 ]
äppyt tipput hilijalleen. # x) w+ M5 G1 V) j' ~( x7 d
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The sound of a polka drifted from my neighbor's 4 q- _+ q" {; {$ w c& s7 r. dand set my feet a-tapping oh! . x4 g3 P3 W' h$ r4 b( G2 @# g
Ieva's mother had her eye on her daughter but 1 L. F% [4 D! i: q5 H- V! a' ^
Ieva she managed to fool her, you know. ) q, e2 V B% t: `* G+ u0 B# p'Cause who's going to listen to mother saying no 3 T9 H! l- H( Y% [
when we're all busy dancing to and fro! 1 `* t; v1 G& M4 G1 J0 k
5 x8 V' i7 C4 a4 L2 b0 I5 RIeva was smiling, the fiddle it was wailing & d& h. M4 L: D; p; {" Uas people crowded round to wish her luck. 4 j" P" N' s* t! V: l
Everyone was hot but it didn't seem to bother # ~4 I8 X6 q0 d9 v7 |$ D* H
the handsome young man, the dashing buck. 0 W1 z5 w- C$ `0 M'Cause who's going to mind a drop of sweat + a: ~1 m( _8 C0 }( ~
when he's all busy dancing to and fro! 0 z+ _' g% W+ N' B& c
3 [+ ?) j; G$ {4 ?' V! `% F7 L# ^Ieva's mother she shut herself away % U3 `) _ a( o" d$ G6 U: }4 Oin her own quiet room to hum a hymn. # G( |) B6 H9 hLeaving our hero to have a spot of fun 5 F& c8 |$ ]% A$ Hin a neighbor's house when the lights are dim. 8 z4 \5 J4 [* ~'Cause what does it matter what the old folks say 5 c- C4 O5 w4 i4 P* f, k
when you're all busy dancing to and fro! * \. l9 }' g1 Y
) b* |8 p& ]" Y4 e( XWhen the music stopped then the real fun began 3 L; Z2 |' W* e) j, z. A& nand that's when the laddie fooled around. 5 s0 U( ]8 L. }+ p- _
When he took her home, when the dancing was over 1 S/ m5 R+ n9 `1 E/ \. \2 ]her mother angrily waiting they found. 8 B8 s/ O4 }0 G, s% Y. L) d6 EBut I said to her, Ieva, now don't you weep $ H$ F" q6 _3 V$ G, [1 I8 Q
and we'll soon be dancing to and fro! 4 k( F) z4 Q8 j/ ^+ O; [8 u w# j- o- W. u. S- e: E6 B0 v3 `2 x; P7 S
I said to her mother now stop that noise 3 c; G! @! g5 ^; a Gor I won't be responsible for what I do. : X6 z2 d5 _5 [6 ]2 i. QIf you go quietly and stay in your room $ b: ?5 ^, [7 i2 @you won't get hurt while your daughter I woo. # v, R: a8 ?; o- P5 e( s& D
'Cause this fine laddie is a wild sort of guy , m, d- h: }* s% `
when he's all busy dancing to and fro! 1 Z2 i& h) G( ^/ B7 V
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One thing I tell you is you won't trap me, % v, I. w8 J; ]$ c Y# }1 J
no, you won't find me an easy catch. 0 Z7 G1 `, K/ X5 r- s3 ^5 ETravel to the east and travel to the west but 4 U' q3 h) g6 {" }Ieva and I are going to make a match. ; p. t1 |( X7 K'Cause this fine laddie ain't the bashful sort 2 p @9 r( J6 H n5 h) { S, Z; n
when he's all busy dancing to and fro