He, a vagabond like me,
without a destination like me,
he played a guitar and a harmonica.
I, I sang and he with me,
I sang and he played varavan blem blem.
We were just the two of us
in the beginning and then
ten, twenty, a hundred, a thousand and every one behind us
and through towns and cities,
all together we sang varavan blem blem.
Va varavan varavan blem blem.
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
There are, there are those who are born and remain there
and those who travel the world and follow
and follow a guitar and a harmonica.
I, in the night huddled to him,
with the stars above us vara varavan blem blem.
Va varavan varavan blem blem.
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
Then dawn came and I woke up,
I recognized my house,
it all had been a dream, what sadness,
and my whole world collapsed
and the first teardrop appeared in my eyes.
But, below my house, I saw
a boy on the street
who was playing a guitar and a harmonica.
No, I wasn’t dreaming, he was there
who, while looking at me, was playing vara varavan blem blem.
Va varavan varavan blem blem.
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
Va varavan varavan blem blem.
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem
varavan varavan blem blem