1. Give me a drink, daughter of the buckets,
For they are good buckets,

2. Give me the secret of so-and-so,
And do not forget to mention so-and-so,

3. For my body and my soul,
Are safe with the sailor,

4. If you could see me in the evening,
As we turn the jugs around,

5. And the houses revolved around,
With beautiful, noble faces,

6. If he tastes this drink,
The preacher will show him meanings,

7. And say about the good drink,
Din dan din dan,

8. Satisfy me with some raisins,
From the consent of the daughter of so-and-so,

9. We sell new and affliction,
And get scents in my mind,

10. Who makes the poet anxious,
After he rejoices in clothes,

11. And what does the poet do,
About the desire for drink,

12. And finds a soulmate,
When his absence is prolonged,

13. And what fades for the cup of wine,
If the secret of intimacy fades,

14. The rod is with a wet robe,
They got drunk on cups of flowers,

15. And the stream in a polished armor,
Takes the swords of the rivers,

16. What does intended love do?
And I ask for excuses,

17. For loving the full moon of glories,
What disappears with seeing it high,

18. Oh beautiful, enough of your misguidance,
Everyday you say to me, eh eh,

19. And my dwelling became uneasy,
May God raise your hand,

20. To open his door,
You remained full of perfection,

21. Taking the cold of beauty.