Who Loves and Then Leaves Well, the one who loves and then leaves,
The one who loves and then leaves,
God should give him a punishment,

God should give him as a punishment:
The crawling of the snake
And the stepping of the bug, The whizzing of the wind,

The dust of earth,
The dust of earth.
For the ant, even though it's an ant,

Having a heavy body and a small head,
And having a tiny waist, Walking under the earth,
It still holds its promise, It does hold its promise.


Oh, as for us, baptized people,
As for us, baptized people, We are always let down,

We are always let down.
For he who loves and then leaves,
God should give him as a punishment:

The crawling of the snake
And the stepping of the bug, The whizzing of the wind,
The dust of earth.