áâìì ùàçøé äîìçîä ääéà
ðåìãúé àðé
áâìì ùàçøé äîìçîä
ðåìãú àúä
áâìì ùùðéðå äåìëéí ìàéáåã
áçéôåù àçø äòáø äàáåã

áâìì ääìéëä îï äñåó ìäúçìä
áâìì äòìéä äúìåìä
áâìì äðôéìä
(àéæå ðôéìä âãåìä)

áâìì ôçã äòæéáä
áâìì ùàéï òåã ú÷åä
áâìì ùäàäáä ñåôä ìäéâîø
áâìì ùàú äàîú äôùåèä ÷ùä ìù÷ø
áâìì ùäëååðä äéúä ìîùäå àçø
àðé ìà éëåì ìäéùàø

áâìì ù÷ùä ìé ìååúø òì ùøéãé äéìãåú
âìì ù÷ùä ìäôø àú çå÷é äáãéãåú
áâìì ùëì çãø ùéðä ðøàä ëîå çãø äîúðä
áâìì ùëì áéú ðøàä ëîå úçðä àçøåðä

áâìì äîæååãä äîåëðä ìúæåæä
áâìì æëø äôøéãä äçôåæä
áâìì ùúîéã öøéê ìøåõ
áâìì ùæä àó ôòí ìà ëàï, æä úîéã áçåõ

áâìì äðùé÷ä äîøåç÷ú ùì àîà
áâìì äàöáò äîàééîú ùì àáà
áâìì ùäééú äëáùä äùçåøä
åäí äéå ääåøéí
áâìì äãìúåú äðòåìåú
åä÷åìåú áçãøéí

áâìì äàìëåäåì, áâìì äñîéí
áâìì çìåîåú ùàéðí îúâùîéí
áâìì ùáãîéåðé òùéúé àú æä äøáä éåúø èåá

áâìì ùæä ëì ëê èåá ùæä òåùä ìé øò
áâìì äù÷ø äðåøà åäàîú äîøä
áâìì äîìçîä áúìåú äàéåîä
áâìì äîìçîä áøâù äàùîä
áâìì äîìçîä, áâìì äîìçîä...

áâìì ùàñåø ìùëåç, åàéï ìàï ìáøåç
áâìì äæëøåðåú, áâìì äæëøåðåú
âí àðçðå ÷øáðåú

áâìì ùàó ôòí ìà äéä î÷åí ìäñúúø
áâìì ùàó ôòí ìà äéä î÷åí àçø
áâìì äöììéí, áâìì äçùéëä
áâìì ëåç äîùéëä

áâìì äçåìùä, áâìì äáåùä
áâìì äôçã áòéðééí åäòîãú äôðéí
áâìì äáðåú
áâìì äáðéí

áâìì ùëì çééê úçôù àäáä
ùì àéæå àîà èåáä
áâìì ùëì çééê úçôù
àéæä àáà ìôééñ

áâìì ùäçéôåù àó ôòí ìà ðâîø
áâìì ùäçéôåù àó ôòí ìà ðâîø
áâìì ùëëä æä äéä åéäéä úîéã
áâìì æä.


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