Sorotan Bele — “Sing-sing-ati-ko folk & rolla” song lyrics and translation

The page contains the lyrics and English translation of the song "“Sing-sing-ati-ko folk & rolla”" by Sorotan Bele.

Lyrics

Bizilagunen musika, zaratatsua eta aguantaezina
Txakurra zaukaka dabil, noizbait ixilduko da
Telefonoaren txirrinak, goizero-goizero esnatzen nau
Burbuxa baten barruan bizi nahiko nuke
Atzoko ogi gogorra, hortzak puskatzeko moduan
Benetan nazka ematen dit «KUTXA"ko kola luzeak
Ka"a bat edango nuke, baina medikuak galerazi dit
Itsasoaren sabelean bizi nahiko nuke
«Sing-Sing-ati"ko Folk & Rolla
Bizitza gartzela da eta denok preso gaude
Hirurak eta laurden, eta orandik nago bazkaldu gabe
Telebista pizten dut, betiko marrazki bizidunak
Lagunekin gelditzen naiz, ordu t’erdi itxaron beharra
Mendi tontorraren puntan bizi nahiko nuke
Beranduago furgonetan, txorakeritaz diskutitzen
Bakoitza bere rolloan sartuta dago barruraino
Eta orain Folk & Rolla jotzen, obeto sentitu nahian
«Sing-Sing-ati"ko gartzelan bizi nahiko nuke
«Sing-Sing-ati"ko Folk & Rolla
Bizitza gartzela da eta denok preso gaude

Lyrics translation

The music of neighbors, and noisy aguantaezina
The dog zaukan works, sometime it ixildu
The dial of the phone, in the morning-I wake up in the morning
I'd like to live within a Burbuxa
Yesterday's hard bread, the teeth fractured in the way to
Disgust really gives me the "BOX"glue the long one
Ka"a drink I would, but the doctor prohibited me
I'd like to live in the womb of the sea
"Sing-Sing-ati"one of the Folk & Roll
Conscription is life and we are all prisoners
And three-quarters, and I'm orandik without lunch
I turn on the tv, the cartoon forever
I stayed with friends, the time t’to have to wait half
I'd like to live at the tip of the mountain peaks
Later in the van, diskutitzen about nonsense
Rollo how far each is included in its inside
And now Folk & Roll playing, trying to feel obeto
"Sing-Sing-ati"I'd like to live in one of conscription
"Sing-Sing-ati"one of the Folk & Roll
Conscription is life and we are all prisoners