Dance of little ducks
Yury Entin (English text)

French folk song

On walking ducklings be similar to want,
Not in vain, not in vain.
You can tail off
And set out on a long journey,
Shouting honk-honk.
After all, nature is good, and the weather is good,
It is not for nothing soul sings,
Not in vain, not in vain.
Even fat Hippo, lumbering Behemoth,
The ducks are not lagging behind,
Shouts honk-honk.
 [bad word]  a moment of need
Childhood return,
We now ducklings
And so beautiful
Live in the world.

On fun on the ducklings be similar to want to
Not in vain, not in vain.
Even the grandmother and the grandfather, dropping eighty years old,
The ducklings after
Shout honk-honk.
Along the river, the sun, the house circling the dance naughty
Not in vain, not in vain.
Lumbering Behemoth nothing to make out,
But carefully sings.

The [bad word] 

The dancers of ducklings be similar to want,
Not in vain, not in vain.
Repeat after me all figures to the one
Honk-honk, honk-honk.
Easier to dance in the world no, the best of dance in the world there is no
You reveal his secret?
Not in vain, not in vain.
Look at the Behemoth, lumbering Behemoth
That's dancing, now gives.
Honk-honk, honk-honk.

The [bad word]