1. Whenever I opposed a people, you clung to them,
Despairing of victory for my hopes.

2. So many grave affairs befell me,
In which you let me down, yet I was not submissive.

3. Their hardship turned away from me; I cared nothing for it
And did not call upon you in its stressful pursuit.

4. Yet I am gentle and expectant with you,
And if you do not say "Stop! Stop!" in calamities,

5. I have hopes in you that you will see the best of your judgements
Soon, however much you take the best course.

6. War has left the helpers and its biting
Due to your desertion of me, an unshaken youth.

7. I suffered what was in me when I saw my tribe
In plain view of what I hated and heard.

8. So I took my revenge, and by what you have done
Necklaces on your necks were not cut off.