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He runs without a message, which is the message | He runs without a message, which is the message | ||
==Original songs (some incomplete)== | |||
Aícuj xil eý xíyad xenuz | |||
Āhaíyanux cudix | |||
Secaí secïubi Xíýan | |||
When he rose from the lightning-struck ground | |||
To slay the evil one | |||
We cheered surely for Xíýan | |||
Jensutx Yan'r'úiuan | |||
Round-Trip Trader's Lament | |||
Ū | |||
Oh | |||
Nuc' secxec xad āhúzñe hez'i mil | |||
What I wouldn't give to land at last | |||
Ez'e r'úven ñij xenuz aum'ay auzr'u je | |||
From an endless journey leeward and windward again | |||
Suxeý muzarji autsad, jál āhxauc | |||
The archipelago's riches need me they say | |||
Í xen xen seceylac hez'i al'a simu | |||
But I really can't stay in this boat any longer | |||
Harxeý hey c'ual' curux he, jál āhxauc | |||
The family in my dreams and nightmares need me they say | |||
Í secneyaz'i leic'ā hez'i heit | |||
But my fate is already tattooed | |||
Āhhazen riu r'úvnad ziñui ziñui, | |||
As a slave to this bastard ship, | |||
Xemul' cuder' cuder' āhun' eý syen eý | |||
The hunger for too much in both it and me | |||
Yan'ad Jem'uj | |||
The same rope | |||
==Oldest written Soc'ul' joke== | ==Oldest written Soc'ul' joke== | ||