Power of Muji

From:Jonis Sokolli
 The song Fuqija e Mujit
1 Blessed and blessed for the river, Lord,
2 I don't have them and God has given them to us!
3 When Muja had a young son,
4 You had taken my father to your salary, a master.
5 The lady has a cowherd.
6 For all day the hills of the Moon you sought,
7 For the whole day among the stones you were refreshed.
8 For the whole day among the frosts I rest:
9 There is no path or path without notice,
10 He always takes my cows where they don't have them.
11 At night the shepherd's cows bleat
12 And your hole has no crooked mouth.
13 The edge of a cliff stopped me, it was narrow,
14 So the boy sat there to sleep,
15 There are two cradles there,
16 They took the horn and brought it here.
17 It's the months you look at me,
18 It is the months that Muja reconciled with me.
19 I am agreeing with you
20 And he put both cradles to sleep.
21 White as light two fairies then came.
22 - You, as they say, they own Mujo.
23 God, what brought you to this place and left you here!
24 Kqyre Muja then went away and they said:
25 - I am a cow worker,
26 I have been looking for these mountains all day;
27 Today, danger has come against me,
28 The cows have hooted me and I have not found them
anywhere;
29 Here the night came and I went to sleep,
30 I didn't close my eyes because of the oil I felt,
31 These two children were with me,
32 They didn't leave me any tea, my child.
33 They are sorry for me and I have agreed with them,
34 I agreed that I died in my sleep.
35 Yes sir, where are you with all this light?
36 - We are fairies, Mujo, I walk the streets,
37 He brought us people and helped him.
38 What an honor, Mujo, you are begging us,
39 Why did you put our two cradles to sleep?
40 Do you want strength, Mujo, with cents?
41 Do you want war, Mujo, fight me?
42 Do you want longing, Mujo, do you want longing?
43 Do you want knowledge, Mujo, do you want language?
44 Beg as much as you want, Mujos has been told.
45 Kqyr Muji then said what he had said:
46 - I'm often getting stuck by the shepherds,
47 I am very angry with the way they treat me,
48 Paj with force me jau kalue un due.
49 The fairies then said to the other friend:
50 - They gave Mujit's breast tamale.
51 They gave tamale to the breast with drink,
52 With three points, my son was taken from me
53 And God has given him so much power
54 The more I play, the bigger the rock.
55 - Grab the stone, the fairies have said it.
56 They had a mouse and a stone.
57 A mouse caught
58 Badihava is weighed with hands,
59 Until the end of the dagger, it's not long.
60 The fairies then said to the other friend:
61 - They also gave Mujo tamales.
62 Muji took the tamlin and drank it.
63 He has caught the heaviest stone,
64 He took the stone up to his knee;
65 He put it back on the ground and laid it to rest.
66 Look how well the fairies said:
67 - They gave me a little bit of Mujo's milk.
68 He gave him back to drink,
69 How much God has given him strength
70 E took the heaviest stone
71 He has carried the stone to the bottom.
72 They have seen it, they have seen it,
73 They said to each other:
74 - Opet Muji gji begs to be given.
75 Muji has taken her breast with drink,
76 Oh, what God is giving them strength,
77 Kenka ba si me drangue.
78 He took the heaviest stone,
79 In the corner of the wing, Muji has killed him.