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St. John's songs jāizdzied
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Aplīgoja flax fields;
Where a netikuse,
Gul and her husband Granary.
Midsummer labībiņa all,
Nelīgoja cabbages,
Midsummer planters themselves.
Lēkdams,
Jump cabbage garden,
To grow my cabbages
As Janice hat.
Padurnieku region,
To become moldy, to bristles
Padurnieku lazy daughters:
Beet field līgojās
Under a blue clover.
Kaimiņosi pick the flowers,
I iedzēla small nettle,
Where to pick roses mean:
Kaimiņosi lazy Daughters,
Neravētas flower beds.
Met bean ravējot:
God helps revētājas,
Sviediet drugs stand in the corner!
St. John\'s mother will come to you,
Will be asked for your revējumu.
Their children to see it,
Or eating, or drinking,
Or the health of God.
Well arrived this evening,
Well arrived tonight
Your children see it,
What they ate, they drank,
What Druviņas sowed.
Old barley beer drinking,
Old ate rye bread.
Copper strip sastīpota;
Lacked the hoop, broke nail
Then pabira Midsummer children.
As well, our Janice:
Bear\'s hair, pulled hair,
Vanadzins mundrumiņis.
Or with all līgaviņu,
- Bring took līgaviņu,
What kept the hat.
Grass races wiped out;
To thirst midsummer children
Līgodami all night.
John carried on the cart before:
Boys led līgaviņas,
Arājiņus stately daughters.
Standing on the hill,
To ceļāsi Midsummer children
Edge of the rim.
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