HA'U SEI FILA FALI BA

Ha'u sel fila fall ba,

ba Maromak ha'u Aman, ha'u Na'l.

1.       Na'i Maromok, se tilun mal ha'u atan

Hatan ha'u tan susar no klak.

2.       Tulun ha'u, Maromak, tan ita ha'u belun;

sadia atan ha'u laran metin ba ita.

3.       Na'i Maromak, hanoin ha'u, rona ha'u.

Tan ha'u bolu Ita Boot loron tomak,

4.       Fo ha'u kamar ksolok lalehan;

tan ha'u klamar ha'u fo ba ita.

5.       Ita laran luak no diak tebes:

diak ba sira be harohan.

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