Kropas dabilalį pamyne, palauže. Dill trampled the clover.

Name: Kropas dabilalį pamyne, palauže. Dill trampled the clover.
Description: Kropas dabilalį pamyne, palauže. Dill trampled the clover. a song by Ūtara on BeMusic

Kropas dabilalį pamyne, palauže. Dill trampled the clover. a song by Ūtara on BeMusic

Lioj liepa, lioj agla. Lioj linden, lioj spruce. by Ūtara,
Žydėja rože. The rose was blooming. by Ūtara,
Sviro lingo mergelių suolas. The bench is full of beautiful maidens. by Ūtara,
Oi tu kuosala. Oh, you jackdaw. by Ūtara,
Oi siūdi, ko gervinas. Oh, siudi, crane. by Ūtara,
Gegiula sesiula. Oh, the cuckoo, the sister. by Ūtara,
Išjos braliukas. My brother will ride away on horseback. by Ūtara,
Oi močia močia. Oh, mother mother. by Ūtara,
Trep trepo lelijo. Trep trepo lelijo. by Ūtara,
Našloita rūtala. Orphan, rue. by Ūtara,
O kas ti šilaly trinkėjo? Oh, who in the woods rustled. by Ūtara,
Kų gervinas, daututo. That the crane, daututo. by Ūtara,
Mart martela. Daughter in law. by Ūtara,
Bolu bolavo marčios nuometėliai. My daughters in law headdress is shining white. by Ūtara,
Kropas dabilalį pamyne, palauže. Dill trampled the clover. by Ūtara,
Untinas untėlų vadinojo. Drake is courting the duck. by Ūtara,
Ričiau rotų, dobilio. The wheel is turning, dobilio. by Ūtara,
Tuto, strazdeli, tuto. Tuto, little ouzel, tuto. by Ūtara,
Trinku trinku tiltaliai. The bridges are rumbling. by Ūtara,
Labus vakarus. Good evening to you. by Ūtara,
Atadulka dulka. Who comes up the dusty road. by Ūtara,
Oi, kur genelis tupėjo? Oh, where has the little woodpecker perched? by Ūtara,