1. For this day after tomorrow's fragrant dawn
And a fire against the enemy with loud crackling

2. In which the castles spend the night secure
And on its roads the pilgrims travel safely

3. So your enemies remain wherever they were
O lion terrifying in your rage

4. I knew you though the ranks were in disarray
And without your sword you would not engage

5. The sea's face can be known from afar
If it is rippling, how much more if it enrages?

6. In a land where leagues are destroyed
When the steeds fully race in exertion

7. It tries the soul of Rome's king therein
So his wretched subjects ransom him

8. Do the Christians threaten us with raids?
While we are its stars and it is the mansions

9. Among us is the sword whose scabbard is true
If it meets in battle, its sharpness rages

10. We invoke blessings upon it against the chiefs' evil
And many pray loudly for it

11. We approved while the bloodshedder disapproved
Of what the ships and commander decided

12. If he advances, Samanduo we have visited
And if he holds back, his fate is the Gulf