קוקוריקו [Kuku Riku] [Transliteration]

I said I love you baby

You never met a girl like me

Now it's time for you to stop

Celebrating your loneliness

Si seɲora, hey, come and play with me

We've got one chance one life

It's a matter of faith or destiny

Looking for my luck tonight

Kwattro, tʃinkue, sey, sette

Say the word and I'll be there

Amor, amor, amor

χabibi, inshallah, χabibi, halayla, χabibi, tagid li, χabibi1

Tagidi ma koʁe, tutto bene

Tagidi ma koʁe laχ, tutto bene

Tagidi ma yihiye, tutto bene

No se ke me esta pasando

I wanna dance, dance it for me baby you'll see (ke?)

Tagid li ma ma ma

Tagidi ma ma ma

Kukuriku

Hey seɲora, (si?) come and dance with me

I have all night for you

Andyamo, andyamo

one, two, three, perfecto

Kwattro, tʃinkue, sey, sette

Say the word and I'll be there

Amor, amor, amor

χabibi, inshallah, χabibi, halayla, χabibi, tagid li, χabibi1

Tagidi ma koʁe, tutto bene

Tagidi ma koʁe laχ, tutto bene

Tagidi ma yihiye, tutto bene

No se ke me esta pasando

I wanna dance dance it for me baby you'll see (ke?)

Tagid li ma ma ma

Tagidi ma ma ma

Kukuriuku

Ya χabibi1, wai, wai, when you do the tinay nay

Yalla come on girl, I don’t care, I wanna see some more

Yalla tick tock, mi amore, bayla bayla on the floor

Yalla come on boy, I'm not a toy, so catch me yalla, bye

Tagid li ma koʁe, tutto bene

Tagidi li ma koʁe, tutto bene

Tagid li ma yihiye

Kukuriku

1. a. b. c. The word 'habibi' originates from Arabic where it's pronounced like 'ħabibi', with the voiceless pharyngeal fricative, but its Hebrew pronunciation has been bastardised and is pronounced with χ, the voiceless uvular fricative instead