Suriname folk-lore

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d) Sungi.¹

1 The songs given under this heading are Djuka songs and constitute an accompaniment to a secular dance of the same name.

96.²

Ba - yi ba - o - e Ba - yi ba - o
Ba - yi ba - yi ba - yi ba-a Ba - yi ba - o (11 times)

2 Translated as, ‘Take it off and come.’

97.

Mi yɛn - ti mų - nyo yɛ mą-nyɛ yo, yo, Mi
yɛn - ti mų - nyo ye mą - nyo ye, ye Mi (4 times)