Hen Wraig Fach Byd Begw Bwt

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-Hello, my little friends!

-Thank you for coming to visit me.

-My name is Begw Bwt.

-I'm sweaty!

-I'm dripping with sweat,

-to be honest.

-I've been cleaning for hours.

-I've been sweeping, sweeping,

-sweeping...

-..with this broom.

-Thank you for calling to see me.

-It gives me a perfect excuse

-to have a break from all this work.

-Oh!

-Dear me! Look at me!

-I'm wearing my old, ragged clothes.

-Look at my hat!

-Oh, I'm so silly!

-Look at my ragged apron!

-And look at my shoes!

-They're heavy shoes, called clogs.

-They're sturdy shoes, mind you.

-Some people dance in clogs,

-like this!

-This is the clog dance.

-As you can see,

-I'm a hopeless dancer!

-I can't do the clog dance.

-Speaking of heavy shoes

-and ragged clothes...

-..I know a song about an old woman

-who lived in the valley.

-She also wore ragged clothes

-and heavy clogs, just like me.

-But, my friends,

-that's where the similarities end.

-The old woman had a little calf

-called Twm.

-He was small and thin.

-Yes, my friends.

-He was stubborn, too.

-He refused to eat or drink anything.

-Well, one day the old woman

-lost her temper with the calf.

-She was very angry.

-Yes, indeed.

-It's a funny story.

-Let's go on a journey

-to hear more about the old woman...

-..and about Twm, the calf.

-Are you ready, my little friends?

-Come closer! Come along.

-Let's visit a magical world of song.

-# An old woman lived in the valley.

-Ragged clothes and heavy clogs

-# She had a calf called Twm

-who'd been poorly for some time

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim

-# An old woman gave milk to the calf

-but he refused to take it

-# Well, she lost her temper

-and oh, dear, she was angry #

-Why won't you drink your milk,

-silly Twm?

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim

-# Little old calf ran like the wind.

-She shouted, "For goodness sake!"

-# As she followed the calf

-across the country

-# Oh, friends! What an experience!

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim

-# Dim didl dim, didl dim-dim-dim.

-Dim didl dim, didl-dim-dim-dim

-# Didl-dim, didl-dim,

-didl-dim, didl-dim

-# Didl dim-dim dim-dim dim-dim #

-Twm, for goodness sake!

-Twm! Come here, Twm!

-Well, what a situation!

-The old woman...

-..ran across the country.

-She shouted at the top of her voice!

-For goodness sake!

-Oh! She was really angry.

-I wonder if she caught the calf

-and if he ever drank his milk.

-I'll practise

-my clog dancing skills.

-Maybe, with a bit more practise...

-..I'll be able to dance well.

-Hey, thank you for coming to see me.

-Call again soon.

-We'll have a chat...

-..and we can visit

-the magical world of music.

-See you soon.

-Bye-bye!

-See you soon!

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