Over behind the village
If there is a hurdy-gurdy
And with rigid fingers
He turns what he can.
Barefoot on the ice
He sways to and fro;
And his little plate
Always remains empty for him.
Nobody likes to hear him
Nobody looks at him;
And the dogs growl
About the old man.
And he lets it go
Anything as it wants
Turns, and his lyre
Never stand still for him.
Whimsical age
Should i go with you
Want to go to my songs
If there is a hurdy-gurdy
And with rigid fingers
He turns what he can.
Barefoot on the ice
He sways to and fro;
And his little plate
Always remains empty for him.
Nobody likes to hear him
Nobody looks at him;
And the dogs growl
About the old man.
And he lets it go
Anything as it wants
Turns, and his lyre
Never stand still for him.
Whimsical age
Should i go with you
Want to go to my songs
Spin your lyre?
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