Party on the farm is too good
The accordionist is the one who rules the sound
We dance the country music
Drinking beer, eating lipstick1
At midnight nothing is forbidden
Married woman changes husband
The joker turns off the lamp
And the amassa-mamão2 is more fun
It is a shake, shake, everyone mess up
Do what it can, it's a kissing, kissing
And in this fight everyone dizzy
I, who am not a saint, am also in the middle (2x)
Party on the farm is too good
The accordionist is the one who rules the sound
We dance the country music
Drinking beer, eating lipstick
At midnight nothing is forbidden
Married woman changes husband
The joker turns off the lamp
And the amassa-mamão is more fun
It is a shake, shake, everyone mess up
Do what it can, it's a kissing, kissing
And in this fight everyone dizzy
I, who am not a saint, am also in the middle (5x)
1. Batom here could refer to kissing the girls on the party, therefore "lipstick" or to the braziliam chocolate brand, can't tell2. The expression could mean to dance too close or to squeeze a woman breast.