"Haide vaksa haide de
Triabva pak da se iade
Haide vaksa haide de
Triabva pak da se iade"
--This part of the song is what a man who shines shoes would say. He urges people to shoeshine because he needs the money - "triabva pak da se iade" loosely translates as "we still have to eat something"
I don't know if any of this made sense to you. Sorry for my bad English.
The rest of the lyrics are quotes from Bulgarian patriotic songs, even from the Bulgarian national hymn.
"Haide vaksa haide de Triabva pak da se iade Haide vaksa haide de Triabva pak da se iade"
--This part of the song is what a man who shines shoes would say. He urges people to shoeshine because he needs the money - "triabva pak da se iade" loosely translates as "we still have to eat something"
I don't know if any of this made sense to you. Sorry for my bad English.
The rest of the lyrics are quotes from Bulgarian patriotic songs, even from the Bulgarian national hymn.