يوما لا لا
لا
يا لالالا
و إيش بِدِك مني يا خالة
و حياتك خليني بحالي
و خلي الحلوة بحالا
يوما لالا لاتخليني حِن
دايمًا على بالي بتعِن
ها الحلوة خلتني جِن
عيونا عيون الغزالة
يوما خلي الحلوة لأهلا
تمشي و تسرح ع هلا
ما شِفنا منها أحلَى
ها الحلوة زادت دلالا
Momma no, what do you want from me auntie (auntie here is a way to refer to a female older than you, or it could be his aunt in the song theoretically, but its probably actually his mother)What do you want from me auntie, what do you want from me auntie?I beg you, leave me alone and leave that pretty girl aloneLeave that pretty girl alone, leave that pretty girl aloneCome on, don't make me miss her, she's always running through my mindThis pretty girl made me go crazyHer eyes are like the eyes of the gazelle (meaning they are really beautiful)Her eyes are like the eyes of the gazelle
Come on, let that pretty girl be, let her leave and go about as she pleasesCome on momma!We've never seen anyone more beautiful than herThis pretty girl has a great feminine charm (the word dalaal means like femininity in the sense of being girly and pretty, or can be translated as coquetry, but what it means is that she is really attractive in the traditional sense of feminine beauty meaning cute, tame, vulnerable, etc)