Ayo Mama Mandarin Version

Ayo Mama Mandarin Version

哎哟妈妈
Āiyō māmā
河里青娃从那里来？
Hélǐ qīngwā cóng nǎlǐ lái?
是从那水田向河里游来。
Shì cóng nà shuǐtián xiàng hélǐ yóu lái.
甜蜜爱情从那里来。
Tiánmì àiqíng cóng nàlǐ lái.
是从那眼睛里到心怀。
Shì cóng nà yǎnjīng lǐ dào xīnhuái.
Reff
哎哟妈妈你可不要对我生气
Āiyō māmā nǐ kě bùyào duì wǒ shēngqì
哎哟妈妈你可不要对我生气
Āiyō māmā nǐ kě bùyào duì wǒ shēngqì
哎哟妈妈你可不要对我生气
Āiyō māmā nǐ kě bùyào duì wǒ shēngqì
年轻人就是这样相爱
Niánqīng rén jiùshì zhèyàng xiāng’ài
Indonesian Song, Maluku.

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