Lyrics and translation Lead Belly - Ha-Ha This a Way (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 5)
Ha-Ha This a Way (Wnyc - Folk Songs of America, Recorded 3/13/1941, Pt. 5)
Ха-ха, вот так (Wnyc - Народные песни Америки, записано 13 марта 1941 г., ч. 5)
This
time
a
children's
play
song
на
этот
раз
детская
игровая
песня.
"Ha-ha
this
a
way,
Ha-ha
that
a
way"
"Ха-ха,
вот
так,
ха-ха,
вот
эдак".
Now
this
here
is
children
playing
Сейчас
эти
самые
дети
играют.
Down
home
they
play
like
little
frogs
in
a
mill
pond
У
нас
дома
они
играют,
как
маленькие
лягушата
в
заводском
пруду.
They
get
around
and
grab
one
another
by
the
arm
Они
собираются
и
хватают
друг
друга
за
руку,
And
they'll
dance
around,
they'll
sing
и
танцуют
по
кругу,
и
поют.
And
as
they
sing,
they'll
dance
the
way
they
sing
it
И
пока
они
поют,
они
танцуют
так,
как
поют.
If
they
say
"Ha
Ha
this
a
way"
that
means
this
a
way
Если
они
говорят:
"Ха-ха,
вот
так"
— это
значит
вот
так.
If
they
"Ha
Ha
That
a
way"
Если
они
"Ха-ха,
вот
эдак"
—
That
means
you're
going
from
me
to
somebody
else
это
значит,
что
ты
идёшь
от
меня
к
кому-то
ещё.
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Ha
ha
that-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
эдак,
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
When
I
was
a
little
boy
little
boy
little
boy
Когда
я
был
маленьким,
маленьким,
маленьким
мальчиком,
When
I
was
a
little
boy
12
years
old
Когда
я
был
маленьким
мальчиком,
12
лет
от
роду,
Papa
went
and
left
me
left
me
left
me
left
me
Папа
ушёл
и
оставил
меня,
оставил
меня,
оставил
меня,
Papa
went
and
left
me
so
I
was
told
Папа
ушёл
и
оставил
меня,
так
мне
сказали.
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Ha
ha
that-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
эдак,
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Mama
come
and
got
me
got
me
got
me
Мама
пришла
и
забрала
меня,
забрала
меня,
забрала
меня,
Mama
come
and
got
me
to
save
my
soul
Мама
пришла
и
забрала
меня,
чтобы
спасти
мою
душу.
Mama
never
whipped
me
whipped
me
whipped
me
Мама
никогда
не
порола
меня,
не
порола
меня,
не
порола
меня,
Mama
never
whooped
me
so
I
was
told
Мама
никогда
не
лупила
меня,
так
мне
сказали.
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Ha
ha
that-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
эдак,
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
I
went
to
school
went
to
school
went
to
school
boys
Я
пошёл
в
школу,
пошёл
в
школу,
пошёл
в
школу,
ребята,
I
went
to
school
and
I
was
12
years
old
Я
пошёл
в
школу,
и
мне
было
12
лет.
Obeyed
the
rules
the
rules
the
rules
boys
Соблюдал
правила,
правила,
правила,
ребята,
Obeyed
the
rules
as
I
was
told
Соблюдал
правила,
как
мне
было
велено.
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Ha
ha
that-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
эдак,
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Went
to
a
teacher
teacher
teacher
Ходил
к
учителю,
учителю,
учителю,
Went
to
a
teacher
to
save
my
soul
Ходил
к
учителю,
чтобы
спасти
свою
душу.
Teacher
was
a
preacher
preacher
preacher
Учитель
был
проповедником,
проповедником,
проповедником,
Teacher
was
a
preacher
so
I
was
told
Учитель
был
проповедником,
так
мне
сказали.
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
Ha
ha
that-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
эдак,
Ha
ha
this-a
way
Ха-ха,
вот
так,
I
learned
my
lesson
lesson
lesson
Я
усвоил
свой
урок,
урок,
урок,
Learned
my
lesson
to
save
my
soul
Усвоил
свой
урок,
чтобы
спасти
свою
душу.
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Writer(s): Alan Lomax, Huddie Ledbetter; Collected An D Adapt. By John A. Lomax
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How Long
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Old Man
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31
Big Fat Woman
32
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33
National Defense Blues
34
Excerpt from the Lonesome Train
35
Alberta
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37
Blind Lemon
38
Diggin' My Potatoes (I)
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The Hindenburg Disaster
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Governor O.K. Allen
45
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Sukey Jump
48
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49
The Gallis Pole
50
Rock Island Line
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Old Riley
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Take This Hammer
54
Pick A Bale Of Cotton
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John Henry
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The Midnight Special
58
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61
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Keep Your Hands Off Her
64
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76
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79
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81
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