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layo pa pero layo na,

i hawa ang kakapos kay para rani saatoa 

kayaha ang mga buhatonon, 

kay para rana saimong kaugmaon


hunahunaa ang imong pamilya, 

na maong ga suporta para saimoha 

saligi imong kaugalingon oy,

kay para makuha ang gusto nato nga pangandoy

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