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ecouterSP1
wu fub ɗam ɓo ɓa wu wob ɓanwa, bea jig-aŋ ɗe sowe bini  
My story is about the animal's that gathered for a concert
ecouterSP1
wob ɓanwa jig-aŋ, ne man naŋ noŋ  
the animals gathered and argued
ecouterSP1
moag ka binɗeje wo a're, moak ka binɗeje wo a're, swe ka binɗeje wo a're, ɓog ka binɗeje wo a're, wog ka binɗeje wo a're  
the antelope says that his drumbeat is the best, the ---? says that his drumbeat is the best, the hare says that his drumbeat is the best,the ---says that his drumbeat is the best, the jackal says that his drumbeat is the best
ecouterSP1
gumpeg ma ka binDeye wo a're  
the--- said that his beat is the best
ecouterSP1
ɗe da ɓo wob ɓanwa, ɓe jig-aŋ ɓe zome  
and all other animals gathered, they were many
ecouterSP1
nzoŋ, auŋ ɓe gap ka binɗeje wo a're  
The elephant said that his beat is the best
ecouterSP1
ne je notoh lwi ɲe waŋ-a  
they took a day for the concert to take place beside the river
ecouterSP1
sia kem ɗe  
under the shade
ecouterSP1
mi geb, a niŋ no ne jireuŋ ne wu mi  
there was water close to them, so if they were thirsty they could drink
ecouterSP1
ja ne lauŋ lue, seaŋ ololog  
there was no sunlight over there, the place was very cool
ecouterSP1
ɓo je ge-aŋ tale  
it was close to the stone
ecouterSP1
ni je maŋ ne jəg-aŋ  
they went and gathered
ecouterSP1
bea luɓi e, jib bi ɗe-aŋ sob, bea luɓi e, jib bi ɗe-aŋ sob, bea luɓi e, jib bi ɗe-aŋ sob.  
one after the other, they came out to play [bang and leave]
ecouterSP1
swe ma e-ʔaŋ ɗe ie, ma ga-uŋ ka ne la maŋ biɗije  
then the hare came forth and told them to listen to his beat
ecouterSP1
ka a bi ne jip ata ka ere ja elaŋ ɗe ija  
that all the beats displayed that fare were not like his own
ecouterSP1
ne kabe maŋ ne kamaŋ sie ɗe gowe bin ɗe swe  
so they all sat down, waiting for the beat of the hare
ecouterSP1
ne kpe-re sogo bin ɗe swe  
they all wanted to dance the beat of the hare
ecouterSP1
ne ma swa swe, pere swe pella kad wane tama  
they knew all about the hare and everything about the hare is sweet
ecouterSP1
ije ɓe ɓaŋ  
and there's lying inside
ecouterSP1
ne gap ka ja ne ke ija kana swere jeɗe ga-e ɓawu binɗejaŋ  
they said they wanted to see the same hare lying about his beat
ecouterSP1
jane ke bin ja swe je jig-i  
let them see the lying beat of the hare
ecouterSP1
swe ma eʔ to binɗijaŋ ma tal, derantangtangirigkitik girang g, irikitik, derantangtangirigkitik girang girikitik, derantangtangirigkitik girang girikitik,  
then the hare took his drum and played, girderantangtangirigkitik girang, irikitik, derantangtangirigkitik girang girikitik, derantangtangirigkitik girang girikitik,
ecouterSP1
ma ne ɗeg soge bini, wob ɓanwa kena senai kãd ma ɗeŋ soge-bini, sob sip, bea sob sip, bea sop sip  
then all the animals started dancing, they danced and jumped, danced and jumped.
ecouterSP1
ɓo ɲig-aŋ ɓe soap, ɓe ɗẽle sog-am  
they gathered dancing and sweating
ecouterSP1
ne swe maŋ-a ɗe ne ke nzoŋ ɗe ije-e  
they stood and they saw the elephant coming
ecouterSP1
nzoŋ ma ga-uŋ ka je oŋ ɗe binɗije  
then elephant told them that he was coming with his beat
ecouterSP1
a lubo na pe je ma kwai gage oŋ ɗe binɗije  
he was coming from far, then he started saying he was coming with his drumbeat
ecouterSP1
swa swe ɗe bin ɗijaŋ ɗe jigi tombino, tombino,tombino ne sop wasueŋ togoljoŋ  
because the hare was busy playing his drum, they were unable to hear the elephant's
ecouterSP1
nzoŋ ma ɗijeaŋ ɓa ɲoŋ binɗijaŋ-a, ɗe ɲoŋ ɲe-aŋ a senai sontoloŋ  
then the elephant put his mouth on his drum, with his long mouth
ecouterSP1
ma seɓaŋ ɲoŋ binɗiijaŋ, pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum, a pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum  
then he blew his drum, pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum, a pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum
ecouterSP1
n-jam lubom ɓe anaŋ, huuuuu  
so the air was blowing huuuuuu
ecouterSP1
ma swi swe ɗe binɗijaŋ wobnaŋ kãd la bini ka kpolog kpolog kpolog kpolog, jab ɓa talei, alaŋ ɓe swim n-jam swe binɗijoŋ wam laŋ sie, seuŋ neuŋ jablaŋ sie sue ele da wuna ɓa mi  
then the air was all over, it took the hare with his drum, it took all the animals to the water, it hit others against the rock, it broke all their drums
ecouterSP1
mi swi da wuna muroŋ naŋ, da wuna wam wueŋ ɓa tale, n-jam sweoŋ pa jam nzoŋ sue ɗe bini ɗijaŋ ka senai pungrum pungrum pungrum  
the water took other animals away while others slammed their head on the rock, but the elephant was busy blowing his drum, pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum, a pungrum pungrum pungrum pungrum
ecouterSP1
ɓa feaŋ ɓep ɓe-ja n-jam swi wobɓanwa senai kãd dalaŋ og kãd ɓo jem ɗea nzoŋ sijeŋ ɗe wu men-aŋ  
in a second breast has taken all the animal's away, and others ran away. it is only elephant that left alone
ecouterSP1
nzoŋ gap ga... bane gap ka binɗijoŋ wo taame ba, ko awo ka geuŋ-a kane dalioŋ ɗije ɲoŋ nzoŋ ɲa-a  
then the elephant said, hence they said their drum is the sweetest, right? so whose is the best now? are they playing with me, the elephant?
ecouterSP1
fub ɗam gbere-e  
that's the end of my story
ecouter
ecouterSP1
ere ne kpe ɗabɗe, pa ne pa siim wamɗe  
bring an arrow and put it there, bring an egg and break it there.