1. The sick is not who fever grips his body
But the sick is who fever grips his soul

2. I swear none but a king has the fever ever kissed
Before the prince, nor has it yearned for anyone

3. So do not blame it, it saw something it liked
And so returned to you, even had it tired of you it would not have left

4. Is it not of the tribulations of life, O Abaa Dulaf
That we do not visit you while you are in this land