Three beasts in the inn

1. Three bétyárs in the inn, ; Thus he thinks to himself. ; Thus he thinks to himself, ; Where to go for the night. ; ; 2. One of them guesses, ; At the window of a widow woman, ; At the window of a widow woman, ; She has a beautiful brown daughter. ; ; 3. He knocks like a bétyár, ; Is the farmer home? ; – The farmer is not home, ; Come, my baby, to my door. ; ; 4. My door is open, you can come in, ; My seat is empty, you can sit down. ; My bed is already taken, ; Come, my baby, lie down in it. ; ; 5. I will not lie on your bed, ; You will not spend half the night, ; Half-spending people are so good, ; It's after midnight, at this hour. ; ; 6. It's after midnight, at this hour, ; Get up, you beast, go home. ; The dogs are still barking, ; My enemies are all asleep.